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Alzheimer's Disease: 500,000 Medical Records Link Viruses, Strengthening the Illness' Causal Relation With Pathogens [Study]
This reinforces previous evidence on the linkage of Alzheimer’s disease with viruses, as well as bacteria. Click to read more.
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