Diabetes and Alzheimer’s: Studies are now showing that having diabetes may mean a person is more likely to develop Alzheimer’s as they age. Alzheimer’s causes problems with short term memory and has no cure.

Alzheimer's 'affected by diabetes'
Alzheimer's 'affected by diabetes' January 7, 2009 Barchester New research has found that people with diabetes are at risk of having their brain slowed down by the disease, resulting in a numbe
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Alzheimer's Disease Could Be A Third Form Of Diabetes
Alzheimer's Disease Could Be A Third Form Of Diabetes ScienceDaily (Sep. 27, 2007) — Insulin, it turns out, may be as important for the mind as it is for the body. Research in the last few years ha
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Developing diabetes in middle age inflates risk of Alzheimer's as a senior
Developing diabetes in middle age inflates risk of Alzheimer's as a senior February 02, 2009 McKnight's Long Term Care News & AssistedLiving Diabetics, including those who become diagnosed in
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Diabetes and Alzheimer's linked
Diabetes and Alzheimer's linked Mayo Clinic Diabetes increases your risk of Alzheimer's. Reduce this risk by controlling your blood sugar. Diet and exercise can help. Diabetes and Alzheimer'
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Diabetes Can Double Odds of Alzheimer's
Diabetes Can Double Odds of Alzheimer's Feb. 2, 2009 CBSNews.com Study: People Diagnosed With Diabetes Before Age 65 More Than Twice As Likely To Develop Dementia (WebMD) Diabetes increases
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Does diabetes make the mind go to pieces?
Does diabetes make the mind go to pieces? January 28, 2009 By Mary Brophy Marcus, USA TODAY Sweet sugar. That's the Greek translation of the word glucose, the substance our bodies make to use f
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Insulin may be key to fighting Alzheimer's disease
Insulin may be key to fighting Alzheimer's disease Feb. 2, 2009 Sam Lister, Health Editor Times Online Insulin, the hormone that regulates levels of sugar in the blood, may slow or prevent me
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