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High Alzheimer's Disease Rates in Rich Countries Linked with Hygiene [Video]
In a quest to make our surroundings germ-free, we might have blocked all the good bacteria from our lives that have now led to the rise of Alzheimer's disease, say researchers at Cambridge University.
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