Common Stomach Bacteria Found in Two-Thirds of the World Population Could Increase Your Risk of Alzheimer's

A McGill study associates a moderate yet notable rise in Alzheimer's disease risk in elderly with bacterial infections. New research indicates that a stomach bacteria found in two-thirds of the global population could be linked with an increased risk of Alzhe…

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Common Stomach Bacteria Found in Two-Thirds of the World Population Could Increase Your Risk of Alzheimer's - SciTechDaily

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