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New hope for Alzheimer’s: Groundbreaking Harvard study finds lithium reverses brain aging
In a provocative new study, Harvard Medical School scientists found that lithium, an element found in some foods and drinking water and in trace amounts in our bodies, can confer resistance to brain aging and Alzheimer’s.
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Lithium could reverse Alzheimer's disease, Harvard researchers find
Researchers at Harvard Medical School have discovered a relatively simple yet profound potential treatment for dementia. They ...
Lithium could help treat cases of Alzheimer’s disease, a Harvard study suggests. People with the neurodegenerative condition ...
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