Scientists have reportedly discovered that the main pathogen behind gum disease is also found in the brains of deceased Alzheimer’s patients. This means that Alzheimer’s isn’t just a disease, but also an infection. Why is this important? Because it brings us one step closer to developing a preventative that could stop Alzheimer’s before it develops.
Dental hygiene could be key in preventing the development of Alzheimer’s
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