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Researchers: Eating More Meat May Lower Alzheimer’s Risk—but Only for 1 Specific Group

Researchers: Eating More Meat May Lower Alzheimer’s Risk—but Only for 1 Specific Group

A new observational study from Swedish researchers found a surprising link between higher meat consumption and reduced dementia risk, but the benefits appear to be limited to a specific genetic group.

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