Fortified grains linked to lower Alzheimer's risk say researchers
A Columbia University study tracked 965 adults for six years and found those with the highest folate and B vitamin intake from fortified grains and supplements showed a significant drop in developing Alzheimer's. Experts caution there is no cure, but a nutrient rich diet may help preserve brain health.
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Puerto Rico tainted pills reach U.S. audience
U.S. regulators trace a pattern of quality lapses at Puerto Rican drug plants producing major medicines. AP review of FDA records shows contaminated pills and missing parts in equipment across facilities tied to Biovail Wyeth Teva and other firms, with recalls and plant closures following inspections.
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