Scientists found that women’s brains respond to Alzheimer’s risk factors dramatically differently than men’s and the medical system has been measuring the wrong thing
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Scientists found that women’s brains respond to Alzheimer’s risk factors dramatically differently than men’s and the medical system has been measuring the wrong thing

Two thirds of all Alzheimer’s patients are women. For decades, the standard explanation for this has been longevity: women live longer than men, and Alzheimer’s is a disease of old…

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New research found that depression may begin in your gut when a common bacterium interacts with a chemical found in most personal care products

New research found that depression may begin in your gut when a common bacterium interacts with a chemical found in most personal care products

Depression has been explained to most people as a brain problem. A chemical imbalance. Too little serotonin, too much cortisol, a prefrontal cortex that cannot quiet an overactive amygdala. The…

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