Mayo Clinic Arizona: Dr. Richard Caselli - Alzheimer's disease

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Pat McMahon of the Arizona Daily Mix sits down with neurologist and Associate Director of Arizona's Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine Richard Caselli, M.D. to discuss why Alzheimer's disease and other age-related diseases are becoming more prominent, the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia, and how Alzheimer's progression varies from person to person.
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No mention of Mayo Clinic's own research into AD and Type 3 diabetes? Why not?

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I'm not sure I buy the first explanation because they state longer life as a doubling of the condition. That is an unstable statement because people are getting dementia at ages well before the senior citizen range (s).

One valid reason is the defiled food and poor nutrition, inactivity another.

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