Taking various medications can serve as a possible early indicator of dementia at a younger age. Danish researchers came to this conclusion. They examined the medication intake of people who developed dementia before the age of 65. An often overlooked patient group is people with a rare form of dementia, the so-called „Young...
One of the most widely used herbicides worldwide is glyphosate. The pesticide specifically combats unwanted weeds in agriculture. On the other hand, glyphosate is criticized for causing nerve-damaging effects in humans. Chinese researchers recently presented a study with the result: glyphosate exposure could be linked to impaired cognitive function in older adults…
Researchers from Taiwan have reached a surprising conclusion: they provided the first evidence linking glyphosate exposure to different consequences for the neurological health of the adult population in the US. This includes, for example, declining cognitive performance, signs of depression, and hearing problems. To arrive at the surprising results...
In a systematic review, researchers from Spain conclude: Glyphosate residues in the environment and in food can cause several different types of damage to the nervous system. Mood changes, attention deficits, hyperactivity disorder, cancer, kidney damage, or Alzheimer's dementia and Parkinson's: In their systematic review, the researchers from Spain analyzed which diseases glyphosate causes in humans...
