Scientists are trying to figure out the causes of — and treatments for — Alzheimer’s disease. Find out about the role our gut health may play. Plus, new research shows pollution slows even the fastest runners down.
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The Noble Study/ADCSNew research is drawing a connection between gut health and Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists at ASU and Banner Alzheimer’s Institute have found what they believe is a new subtype of the disease. -
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Getty ImagesPM2.5 air particulate levels around 10 micrograms is good air quality. But, research shows that even under "acceptable" levels of pollution like that, air particulates can slow you down.
