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It's already clear that there are sex differences in the way Alzheimer's disease impacts women, but recent scientific research suggests there's also a potential link between a specific nutrient and Alzheimer’s risk in women. The study suggests that having enough omega-3 fatty acids in your diet may help lower your risk of Alzheimer's disease. And while more research is needed to better understand the link, this finding definitely raises some important prevention questions. Women's Health reached out to some experts for insights. Read more, and find what they had to say.
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