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Reducing Alzheimer's Risk with Exercise
Swedish study from researchers Karolinska Institute have found that people who exercise at least twice a week were 60% less likely to get Alzheimer's disease.

Exercise Prevents Dementia
A new study suggests that regular exercise not only keeps people fit and healthy it may actually help to prevent the onset of dementia. But, before you start with the weights, why not have a quick look over the article?

Blood Pressure Cholesterol Risk Factors and Alzheimer's
High blood pressure and raised serum cholesterol levels are risk factors for Alzheimer's disease

Safety Concerns Reported for Alzheimer's Drug Razadyne (previously Reminyl)
Trials have indicated that people taking the Alzheimer's disease drug Razadyne, previously known as Reminyl (galantamine) have a much higher death rate than those taking a placebo.

The Brain's Midlife Crisis
The degeneration of brain neural tissue seems to begin in middle age and leads to Alzheimer's disease

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