BYU researchers identify gene variation that protects against Alzheimer’s disease
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vickieNovember 30, 2017
wow..im so impressed by this. my mother has alzheimers ..and when I ask about it they say its dementia and what they say is alzheimers is a form of dementia. so, with that in mind I wonder if what is found could possibly help with dementia period not just alzheimers. so many people are getting alzheimers now. I'm sure it has a lot to do with stress in life affecting our chemicals and harmones causing the genetic condition already present to come forward. who knows. this is such a serious condition and it would be wonderful to have it under control.
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