Blood Thinner May Delay Alzheimer’s
A team of investigators from New York and Span found than an existing blood thinner may help delay the development of Alzheimer’s disease. The study was done on mice but the scientists found that that just one year’s treatment with an anticoagulant resulted in no memory loss and no reduction in cerebral blood flow in mice with Alzheimer’s.
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