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Study suggests infections can worsen Alzheimer's

Source: The Scotsman
Southampton : United Kingdom | 3 months ago  
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S sufferers who catch a cold or a stomach bug need to be treated as soon as possible to prevent it worsening their dementia, new research has suggested. A study by scientists at the University of Southampton found a link between the infections and an increase in inflammation-like reactions in the brain,...
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