What's better than a sale at Walmart? I'll tell you-a well done research project on learning and memory which has promising results for diabetics!
Having vascular dementia, I am forever struggling with my short term memory. I am also diabetic, which doesn't help. So, when I found this research report, I was elated. There is hope for diabetics and dementia. It may not occur in my lifetime, but at least the National Institute on Aging is on the right path.
Nature Neuroscience, Feb. 17, 2008,...
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