Lead link to Alzheimer's disease?Jan 4, 2008 Lead poisoning in infancy may make Alzheimer's disease more likely decades later, a new study shows. No health problems were seen in the monkeys during the 23-year study. The scientists checked the monkey's brains at the end of the study. The monkeys that drank the lead-laced formula as babies had higher levels of Alzheimer's-related proteins and more DNA damage than the other monkeys. Lead poisoning in infancy may have made the monkey's genes make more of the Alzheimer's-related proteins years later, according to the researchers. Source: webmd.com Related News:
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