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People with feared 'dementia gene' could stave off illness by eating more MEAT in midlife, claims new study

Daily Mail 1 min read 21 hours ago

Eating more meat in mid-life could help protect against dementia if you have the gene that has been linked to more than 90 per cent of Alzheimer's cases, experts say.
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