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    This new genetic trait can be the key Alzheimer's cure? Here's what we know

    Alzheimer's is a very common disease that plagues thousands of Americans in their prime. However, researchers have now stumbled upon a very new kind of genetic trait that can delay the effects of Alzheimer's, according to recent reports. An extended family based in Colombia's Medellin, was analyzed upon, to derive these results.

    Viagra may improve brain functions, prevent dementia: Oxford Study

    Sildenafil, known as Viagra, may help prevent memory-related problems by improving cerebral blood flow and blood vessel function, reducing the risk of vascular dementia. A University of Oxford study, highlighted by Dr. Praveen Gupta and Dr. Manjari Tripathi, shows promise but requires further research. Vascular dementia, affecting 40% of India's 5.3 million dementia patients, differs from Alzheimer's disease.

    Chris Hemsworth had to leave Hollywood due to Alzheimer? Here's what 'Thor' actor has revealed

    'Thor' actor Chris Hemsworth has rubbished rumors of leaving Hollywood due to threat of Alzheimer. The actor was detected with a gene linked to higher development of Alzheimer.

    Nearly 7 million US residents suffering from Alzheimer's disease, claims report. How to stay safe?

    Around 6.9 million Americans in their ripe age are suffering from Alzheimer's. According to researchers, more than 200,000 cases have surged who are now victims of this severe disease, as per a USA Today report.

    Human's ancient gene might be related to Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis

    Scientists have analyzed the large database of ancient DNA of humans, concluding that the genes might lead to an increase in the probability of neurodegenerative diseases including multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's among Europeans. Here's everything to know more.

    Research highlights overall brain health as key predictor of Alzheimer's risk

    The research suggests that overall brain health, including factors like the presence of lesions and a decrease in grey matter thickness, is a more robust indicator than protein clumping and age alone.

    The Economic Times
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