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Wed Nov 19

• Cannabis 'could stop dementia in its tracks' | Mail Online
• What You Eat Could Raise Your Risk of Alzheimer's - Articles: What You Eat Could Raise Your Risk of Alzheimer' ;s eating, omega-6 fatsEating the wrong diet could increase your risk of developing Alzheimer' ;s disease. Scientists have found a link between the degenerative brain disease and raised levels of an omega-6 fatty acid.

Sun Nov 16

• Alzheimer's disease - CNN.com

Mon Nov 10

• If both parents have Alzheimer's, your risk soars | Reuters: If both your parents have Alzheimer' ;s disease, you probably are more much likely than other people to get it, researchers said on Monday. Their study focused on 111 families in which both parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer' ;s disease, the most common fo

Thu Nov 6

• Print Story: Vitamin Holds Promise for Alzheimer's Disease - Yahoo! News: Vitamin Holds Promise for Alzheimer' ;s Disease

Tue Nov 4

• A dozen things you can do to reduce your risk

Tue Oct 28

• A high-fat diet could promote the development of Alzheimer's

Thu Oct 23

• BBC NEWS | Health | Job choice 'affects Alzheimer's'

Sun Oct 19

• US National Institute of Health: National Institute on Aging: The U.S. National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging Alzheimer?s Disease Education and Referral Center is a Federal organization is responsible for research on AD and age-related decline in cognitive abilities, i.e. thinking, decision-makin g, and language skills).

Mon Oct 13

• Learning About Alzheimer's Disease: Alzheimer' ;s destroys brain cells, causing problems with memory, thinking and behavior severe enough to affect work, lifelong hobbies or social life. This disease isn't just about losing your memory, however. It's a progressive and fatal disease.

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