that you know they should change their name to the american junk food association and and we got our sort of testy call from the head of the american diabetesassociation so how come you know i said well let's do the interview so i ran the tape and we did it on the record in it which anybody can look up american diabetes association corporate crime reporter and you can see it and it was really remarkable because he was actually defending in this interview. so don because you know one of the big issues in this i mean just across the street from where we sit is a place called donuts and fried chicken and there's like you know there's a line going out the door and one of the big issues is the marketing of junk food. to americans and so cadbury schweppes obviously wanted the eighty a label on their diet soda products and so forth but more so they wanted to be looked at as the good guys it was like great typical greenwashing and this interview was remarkable because he was defined you know he was he wouldn't he wouldn't come out against sugary drinks he was saying you know it's all about too many calories and not a not enough exercise as if all t

of provider and patient advocate groups including the american cancer society, the american heart association, the diabetes association, the national association of community health centers, just to name few. we can end the artificial crisis. we could immediately restore certify disability to the health insurance pockets and -- insurance markets and this would give us the space we need to come together on a bipartisan basis, improve the affordable health care act, strengthen what is working and fix what is not working. that's what we were sent to washington to do. bipartisanship should be our first choice, not a last resupport. the american people want us to start bickering over health care to work going to make the common sense improvements to the law that we should be making. thank you, mr. president, i yield the floor. >> senator from south dakota. >> north dakota. >> that's okay. i'm from the better dakota. just have to tell you. i am always perplexed when the opposition party, when the republican party, says we're the party of business. we're the party who believes that government should function more

provider community that share the same position and where is the american medical association and several physician groups, the aarp, the diabetes association, the march of dimes, the american heart association. we've been working with coalitions and have held three forums in different cities in reno and cleveland and in denver just over the last several weeks together as a coalition, and it is significant, i think that the provider organizations that are on the front line of delivery, nurses as well, have the most concerns with it. some of the other sectors of the health care field have different types of concerns. because a lot of their concerns tend to be on the tax side and want to see certain taxes repealed that in fact they do in the house and senate bills. so within the health community i think the provider side that delivers the care on the front lines and thesignificantly have been patient side aligned. anna: why do you think it is at side that isn't getting what they are looking for versus that he mentioned taxes are being cut and house and senate bills? rick: it is always popular to cut taxes. hat is something that ha

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telecom industry making them unlikely partner in the effort to kill that neutrality the american diabetes association is underwritten by grants from coca-cola and oscar meyer process to be the american heart association excepts money from the national cattlemen's beef association and a v.a. poor and domino's pizza r t correspondent on your part looks at how the animal agriculture industry has silenced non-profits. we think about climate change which contributing factors do you blame the most we are taught if we want to mitigate our damage on the planet we should drive less change our life all that and recycle but in two thousand and ten a report by the united nations environment program concluded that to defend against climate change the world needs to shift away from a diet rich in meat and dairy especially as humans continue to surge in population so why do we rarely hear climate change campaigns targeting the animal agriculture industry let's follow the money according to open secrets the agribusiness industry spent nearly thirty three point five million dollars on lobbying so far in two thousand

telecom industry making them an unlikely partner in the effort to kill net neutrality the american diabetes association is underwritten by grants from coca-cola and oscar meyer process to be the american heart association excepts money from the national cattlemen's beef association and a v.a. poor and domino's pizza r t correspondent on your part of the looks at how the animal agriculture industry has silenced non-profits. we think about climate change which contributing factors do you blame them the most we are taught if we want to mitigate our damage on the planet we should drive less change our life and recycle but in twenty ten a report by the united nations environment program.

the millions of americans who have pre-diabetes and don't know it. you might spot ads in your facebook feed asking you to see if you might be at risk. the american diabetes association and other health agencies have teamed up with the ad council. they've released adorable animal videos that come with a deeper message. coming up tonight at 5:00, doreen gentzler will take a deeper look on what you can do to reverse the condition. >>> we're hearing more about problems with hoverboards overheating. the irover self-balancing scooters have been recalled. they can heat up too much and pose a risk for smoke, fire or an explosion. this has affected about 2800 scooters sold at stores like t.j. maxx and marshals. no injuries have been reported. if you bought one between december o 016, contact the company. >>> the girl scouts want girls to embrace s.t.e.m. science, technology, engineering and mathematics. the girl scouts are rolling out 23 new badges that focus on those sukts, even daisies. they can earn badges in school subjects such as robotics. never too yuchblg you know what i mean. start them early. >>> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. outside on a beautiful tuesday morning.

that it reveals so much about and even, you kno they're doing, and then organizations like the diabetes associationrketing to you. >> exactly. the american cancer society. >> american cancer society. >> these are organizations -- fire me up. >> a lot of think their doing good according to these dumb reece they really are sort of in cahoots with the food companies that have add did you tiffs and sell us all bowl of goods as far as what makes it healthy. >> they make money. >> let's bring in dr. mike to sort of clear up fact from fiction here. dr. mike cirigliano out of philadelphia. dr. mike, have you seen this or do you know what this whole movement is about? >> i do. in fact i live it every day in my officers. in fact, i hired a full-time nutritionist because we are what we eat. now, let's talk about this movement, if you will arc little bit. number one, i'm not a big fan of conspiracy theories and everyone is out to g every airplane that flies by is spraying the american population with chem trails. look. i'm not into that. what you need is to have someone guide you through the shark infested wat

it is also supported by a broad spectrum of advocate groups including the american cancer society diabetes association association, national association of community health centers. so we could end the artificial crisis immediately to restore certainty to the health insurance market to give us what we need to come together on a bipartisan basis to approve -- improve the affordable care act and strengthen what is working. that is what we were sent to washington to do bipartisanship should be a first choice not a last resort to work together to make those comments since improvements that we shouldth be making. i yield the floor. >> the senator from north dakota. >> i am always perplexed when they say we are a the party of business that we have to make the decisions and do the work that needs to get done and in a timely fashion there is not ae corporate board in america confronted with the challenge that would not shore up the cost saving payments. and those who spend time and the private sector where we have to make decisions and to deliberate and to create more uncertainty to a trio of irish -- what yo

the american diabetes association, same thing. bad news for patients with diabetes. american heart association. they tell us this will be bad, harmful to people with heart disease. alzheimer's association. you can go down the list. every single patient advocacy group in america that's taken a position on this bill says it's a bad bill, says it's dangerous to our health, says it will do harm. so i don't know how our republican colleagues can continue to bring senate bill one, senate bill two, senate bill three, you name it, before this house and call it a health care bill when all the people who provide health care to our constituents say it's harmful to their health and when every patient advocacy group that's weighed in says it's bad for their health. how is that a health care bill? it is good for one group of americans, those who will get a windfall tax break, but many of them like warn buffett are also saying, hey, i don't want this. now, there are some very big corporations that are wanting their tax breaks, and, yes, as corporations, they're going to get this win

spectrum of provider and patient advocate groups, including the american cancer society, the heart association, the diabetesociation, the national association of community health centers, just to name a few. so we could end the artificial prices. we could immediately restore certainty and stability to the health insurance markets. in turn, this would give us the space we immediate to come together on a bipartisan basis to improve the affordable care act, to strengthen what's working and to fix what's not working. that's what we were sent to washington to do. bipartisanship should be our first choice, not a last resort. the american people want us to stop bickering over health care, to work together, and to make the commonsense improvements to the law that we should be making. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. north dakota. ms. heitkamp: that's okay. i'm from the better dakota. i just have to tell you. i am always perplexed when the opposition party, when the republican party says we're the party of business, we're the party who believes that g

diabetes. the alzheimer's association locally says mcgill walks with a cane and is likely on foot.all maryland state police if you see him. >>> here's a look at some other top stories. people who live near comet ping-pong northwest say someone is posting fliers saying the pizza gate theory is true. the theory falsely says politics are running a child sex ring out of the pizza shop. police arrested the man responsible for an attack there last december. less than two weeks ago he was sentenced to four years if restaurant. >>> president trump is stepping up his attacks on the media he's getting criticized forever tweeting an edited video showing himself beating up a man with a cnn logo on his face. >>> the man accused of sexually abusing a child in the district has been arrested. d.c. police arrested davon wood yesterday. they say he made sexual contact with a girl last monday on north carolina avenue southeast. he's been charged with second degree child sexual abuse. >>> new video of the concert that ended in gunfire in little rock over the weekend. the rapper at the center of that i

diabetes. the alzheimer's association locally says mcgill walks with a cane and is likely on foot. call maryland state police if you see him. >>> a man accused of sexually abusing a child in the district has been arrested. d.c. police arrested davon wood yesterday. they say he made sexual contact with a girl last monday on north carolina avenue southeast. he's been charged with second degree child sexual abuse. >>> things should be back to normal on the red line this morning. metro shut down service between silver spring and forest glen last night. train operators called montgomery fire about a smoking cable on the tracks. they didn't find anything. they smo fireworks could have been what operators saw. >>> today ben jealous will call on maryland governor larry hogue ton refuse to cooperate with president trump's election integrity commission. jealous is a candidate in maryland's democratic primary for governor. the commission investigating alleged voter fraud in the 2016 elections has asked states for several pieces of data including names, party affiliations and voting histories.

the american diabetes association, they're nonpartisan. these groups are crying out and saying stop. so, mr. president, let's get off of this path, this very dangerous path. let's go back to the regular order. we all know that our health care system is not perfect. we all know the affordable care act is not perfect. senator donnelly and i and others and many of our republican colleagues have put forward much more narrow plans that focus on improving our health care system, not blowing it up entirely. that's the path we should take. so i hope all of the senators will agree not to continue to let that nier burn on the fusion -- that fire burn on the fuse until it gets to the end and blows up our health care system. let's stop now. let's get together. let's have a committee process. and let's do something that really improves our health care system, not something that destroys it. thank you, mr. president. the presiding officer: if no one yields time, time will be divided equally between both sides. mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding off

the drug market is insulin. as you may know, million os americans with diabetes rely on insulin. they have to have it. or they will simply die. according to the american diabetic association, price of insulin in america has nearly tripled over the past 15 years, making the drug yearly unaffordable for many diabetic patients. the dramatic price hikes of insulin is ironic since in the early 1920's, fred lick banning, one of the scientists who helped first develop insulin, sold the patent for the drug for $3 because their goal was to make the drug affordable and easy to access for everybody in the world. now nearly 100 years later, one bottle can cost over $400 in the united states while it costs a fraction of that in other countries around the world. in canada and mexico, the same dosage of the drug costs less than half or sometimes even a quarter of what it costs in the united states. i understand that there's a tremendous cost in developing life-saving treatments and new drugs and next development that's going to save a cancer patient but these are generic drugs that have been around for decades. these traumatic price increases, the international price disparities, they'r

typical restaurant meals are a threat to american health, they increase the risk of obesity, diabetes and heart restaurant association offered a statement saying the group has led the effort to implement a national standard for mean ewe labeling so the customers can make informed decisions on dieting choices. they say watch out for portion size. >> you don't have to eat the whole thing yourself. you can share it with other people or you can bring it home with you or enjoy it the next day. >> the cheese cake factory agrees. spokeswoman provided a statement saying, we love it when guests share, that's a great sign that our portions are generous and large percentage of our guests take home leftovers, erika edwards, nbc news. >> two people share two meals, they're both still eating, one complete one. >> a lot of calories there. whole lot. >> now we reached out to each of the restaurants that were mentioned in that report and we're still waiting to get some responses from them. >>> however, we have this response from i hop, speaker or spokesperson for the inform the public about this but says it's misleading to singling o

meals are a threat to american's health because they increase the risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease. >> the national restaurant association says it's pushing for more calorie information on menus so people can make informed decisions. many restaurants also point out that you can share odd take -- share entrees and take them home and limit calorie intake. >> i don't take anything home. >> anything with the word curds in it, is not going to be a diet plate or it can't be good for you. >> no. >> all right. so the outer banks, so many of us go down there for the summer. don't cancel your vacation if you have plans next week. we have the latest for you on the efforts to restore electricity to those beautiful islands. >> a player with a legendary name isn't letting others define him. >>> dc journalist gunned down at a bus stop two years ago receiving a special honor today. police say sharniece milton was used as a human shield at that shooting. she was not the intended target, as news 4 reveals the shooter has never been caught. [ applause ] >> recognized with a standing ovation at the national press club's annual journalism aw

the risk of diabetes and heart dees. >> reporter: the restaurant association offered a statement saying the group has led the effort tomplement a national standard for menu labeling so that our customers can make informed decisions on their dining choices. dietitians say watch out for portion size. >> you don't have to eat the whole thing yourself. you can share it with other people or you can bring it home with you and enjoy it, you know, the next day. >> reporter: the cheesecake factory agrees. a spokeswoman provided a statement saying, we love it when guests share. that's a great sign that our portions are generous and a large percentage of our guests take home leftovers. erica edwards, nbc news. >> do you want to share a salad for lunch? >> i think it's funny how unappetizing they look out of context, like in a lab. >> or maybe something light for lunch. we're looking at a hot week ahead. >> you don't want anything heavy when it's so hot outside. it will be a nice day today. as you get ready to head out, our temperatures making it into the 80s this afternoon and cooling off nicely this evening. we'll talk about wh

health insurance organization blue cross blue a shield, aarp, the americante cancer society, american actioni network, american diabetes association, american heart and lung association, cystic fibrosis foundation, march of dimes, national ms society, national health council, national coalition for women with heart disease. all of these individuals do not like this idea of junk insurance, of saying you can have a compliance plan and a marketplace where there are things that are not really insurance because then people will buy a bunch of things that are not really insurance ann have the ability to get caught up in care and runoff uncompensated care and then you're going to make the markett unsustainable and unsupported and the rates will go so high people are just going to pull out. a group with ten of the leading advocacy groups also wrote about this when it was proposed as an amendment people were saying under the amendment, insurance companies would be allowed to charge higher premiums to people based on their health status in addition to opting out of the protections in the koran small such as a guarantee of the health benefit

the label, but insisted they really didn't think there was a link. dr. howard pomeranz: correct, because this disease, ischemic optic neuropathy, has been associated with circulatory problems in the body -- high blood pressure, diabetesing, and other conditions and it's sometimes difficult to separate those confounding factors that a lot of patients who have ed. sharyl: so, the fda asked the three manufacturers at the time, to conduct a study to try to answer this question? dr. howard pomeranz: the fda mandated that each of these three drug companies perform a prospective study. sharyl: in the decade since, only pfizer has completed its fda-mandated study. published in 2015, it confirmed the blindness connection. but dr. pomeranz says few ophthalmologists read about it. so, the pfizer study, when it was finally released, found what sort of risk? dr. howard pomeranz: so, they calculated approximately a two-fold risk of developing ischemic optic neuropathy within a 24-hour period after using viagra or one of the other similar ed drugs. sharyl: over somebody that's not taking it. dr. pomeranz: correct. sharyl: that's a significant risk in the medical world. dr. pomeranz: it is. i have patients who will ask me, you know,

the cheesecake factory pasta is topped with sausage, pepp peppe pepperoni and meatballs. >> they increase diabetes and heart disease. >> reporter: the national restaurant association saidational standard for menu labeling so our customers can make informed decisions on their dining choices. dieticians say watch out for portion size. >> you don't have to eat the whole thing yourself. you can share it with other people or you can bring it home with you and enjoy it the next day. >> reporter: the cheesecake factory agrees. a spokeswoman provided a statement saying, we love it when guests share. that's a great sign that our portions are generous. a large percentage of our guests take home leftovers. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> we know narcan is used to save people from heroin overdoses. in new england, an officer used it to save the life of a dog. the 3-year-old yellow lab chewed through her owner's bottle of oxycodone. the oewner was rushing the dog o a vet. she asked him to give narcan to the dog. >> no decision to be made. we do what we have to do. hope and pray for the best result. >> i'm glad he saved my puppy. he was -- a lot of people, where are the cops when you n

the "new york times," every u.s. senator should vote no on healthcare repeal and you will who helped fund that ad, and join this ad paid for by cancer cancer society, action network includes american diabetes association, march of american college of physicians, american academy of amily physicians, the national health council, american heart association and many others that full page ad, today's "new york times." in california, line for republicans, open phones, go ahead. i'd like od morning, to call in and talk about voter fraud in my town. paolo is 30,000 people, town in st diverse 5000ura county, 70% latino, illegal immigrants and 1000 gang members, the reason i'm calling, we had two motors the other night, this town is going down. of voter is because fraud and what happened is farm worker t houseing that have 150 units in hem, they take absentee ballots, fill them out for them and vote. and that is how our absentee ballots used to be 3 or 400 people, now up to 1500 people they are fixing elections in 25 own and i lived here for years, in the last 10 years, it's gone down. -- host: how do you know the elections are being fixed in town? caller: i know it because i've been to their rallies. be a dem

the link between heart disease? and risk factors for heart disease and diabetes as wel. are clearly associated mentioned later life was that. moment that close. learning a new language can help build what's called cognitive reserve. strengthening the brains networks. are they a land so it can still function in later life despite damage. a new study says a third of dementia cases could potentially be prevented if nine risk factors were addressed. they are lack of education hearing loss smoking. oppression social isolation physical in activity high blood pressure obesity and diabetes. alcohol and diet may also play a role. even lead is part of a study in edinburgh. trying to identify changes in the brain that may be an early warning sign dementia. many years before symptoms emerge. her mother has outsiders so this is personal. she graphic printers fifty. i'm no forty four and i think that only leaves me a few years. ago to really enjoy away from. so many trees a few myself similarities to myself my mother that it would be no big surprise. if i was diagnosed with it on a life of dementia. okay so

the thing, robin. we don't have a good understanding of what c associated with bell's palsy. probably the most common have been certain types of infections, trauma, there have been associations with diabetes one of the wives of our cameramen had it when she was pregnant so this is something that's out there. we don't have a total understanding of why people get it. >> before we came on the air i was telling you one of my young nephews went through it and fortunately it cleared up. >> this can be so scary when you see a facial droop because that can look like a stroke. >> what do you think when someone says bell's palsy? >> i think actually the emotional and psychological part. that's something that most doctors -- we are quick to want to treat and, you know, recommend a prescription or some kind of treatment but the emotional and psychological toll this takes, it can be frightening and embarrassing and sometimes caring for the emotional part of the patient is the best treatment we can give. >> there's an emotional toll with whatever you're going through, always talk about the physical things that we go through. >> absolutely. >> you bet. >>> outside to ginger. >> what a crowd we have out

the american beverage association. it claims the organization has deliberately deceived people about sugar sweetened drinks and their health. studies have linked sugary beverages to diabetesgher death rates. coca-cola and american beverage are dismissing merits of the lawsuit. >>> the ashley madison adultery web site will spend millions to settle a lawsuit. the owner says the site will pay more than $11 million. the legal action was brought on behalf of 37 million users whose personal details were exposed in a data breach two years ago. a federal judge must approve the class action settlement. ashley madison markets itself to help, primarily men, cheat on their spouses. >>> repairs to a stretch of road closed for five months begins monday. residents in morgan territory outside of clayton have partial access to the road for the last three months now. the lengthy repairs bring more headaches to the community at times they felt cut off from the bay area because of a massive landslide. >> reporter: finally vehicles can travel through morgan territory road. it was february 24 when a massive landslide cut off access. since then it hasn't been fun commuting through the heavily t

. >> he's diabetic, a common cause for ed, which is usually associate the with older men.nd those with health problems , like heart disease. >> how are things? >> doctor sloan says research shows after a series of 15 minute treatments, most men have an improved love life. >> it is about a 80% response rate. then you get men who are actually functioning reasonably well, don't need anything, but would like to improve their performance, so they will do gains way they are. >> i and because numbering cream is used before the treatment, it is pain-free. >> really doesn't hurt at all. there is no side effect whatsoever. >> he says he finally feels normal and relieved he doesn't have to use drugs to be able to have sex. >> to have more self confidence now than i had in the past couple of years, i feel better about myself in general. >> six treatments cost $3,000 and some men will need more. it is not currently covered by insurance. we have more specific details on this treatment and a link to doctor sloan cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stahl. cbs-3 "eyewitness news."

are dying of heart disease, diabetes and strokes, pastor william la more of dc's ame church and lamar dell mon coach are suing coca-cola and the american beverage associatione suit claims soda knowingly deceive their customers about the health risk of sugar sweetened beverages and that makes it difficult for the pastors to protect the congregants >> the sudden closure of a wed gown store filed for bankruptcy, the store called some brides while others found out on social media. we spoke to the mother of a bride to be who bought a dress at one of their shops in springfield, virginia >> my best friend called saying that the store closed and they don't know if they will ever reopen and declared bankruptcy. and my dream dress is sitting inside of that store, and i don't know what i'm going to do because that was the dress i planned on getting married in. i don't know if i'll ever find anything like it. >> not only a lot of unhappy brides but many employees learned they no longer have a job. so far the company has not put out the issue. >> i don't understand it. how it can be done just like that and how there can't be some opportunity provided for people, especi

remember the preexisting conditions, i mentioned diabetes and cancer, the american disiebts association, american cancer association, american heart, lung, you name it, all of those groups oppose what the republicans are set out to do. they realize it is a dramatic step backwards in terms of health care in america. every health care repeal bill that the congressional republicans have devised to date has represented a massive step backwards for health care. none of the bills proposed by senate or house republicans would increase the number of americans with health insurance coverage. it does just the opposite. none of them reduce costs or improve care. you say, well if you told me you don't know what the bill's going to be, how are you describing it? i'm giving you the composite of all the bills that have been offered by the republicans in the house and senate. so far we think one in the house for sure. four different bills in the senate, what i've just described to you. you'll find it in all the bills. they don't get better. they get worse. none of them would strengthen our health care

drink three or four times a week because alcohol is associated with so many different diseases and what we studied here was only the risk of diabetesis a need for more research in this area. we currently know that in order to prevent type two diabetes in the vast majority of people there is much more evidence and more sound evidence to suggest a healthy diet and physical activity. so it's not as probably fun or as interesting as going down to the pub to crack open a bottle of wine. there is a little bit of hard work associated with healthy diets and exercise. we know there is not really a quick win in preventing type two diabetes. professor, i was reading, preventing type two diabetes. professor, iwas reading, beer lowers your diabetes risk if you are a man but not a woman. spirits made no difference. yes. that is true. i must say that for instance beer among women was a bit difficult in our study because 70% taken was wine, we didn‘t have statistical power to study how beer affected the risk among women and only found that beer was associated with men. that may be because we didn‘t really have the data on beer in women. do you kno

but the uk's leading diabetes charity says this isn't a green light to drink excessively. there is so many other associationsf the aircraft were for training and military exercises. the fires have largely been put out. firefighters have warned people to be vigilant as other blazes could still start. there's a north/south divide when it comes to what sauce we choose to put on our food. new research claims that people in north—west england, scotland and northern ireland, are more than twice as likely to have brown sauce in their kitchens than those in london. do you have brown sauce in your kitchen, charlie? no, i suspect that's what we thought was the case, brown sauce was more prevalent. three quarters of us apparently can't eat a meal without a bit of sauce on the side, and half of us have even had to make a dash to the shops to buy some sauce before sitting down to eat. what about both on the same plate? makes me feel slightly uncomfortable. if there is tabasco that's ok. not sure. sarah will have the weather in a few minutes. fracking, the controversial process of drilling into shale rock to extract gas,

diabetes as well, are clearly associated with dementia later in life. she speaks spanish. learning a new language can help build what‘s called cognitive reserve, strengthening thed if nine risk factors were addressed. they are — lack of education, hearing loss, smoking, depression, social isolation, physical inactivity, high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes. alcohol and diet may also play a role. eve laird is part of a study in edinburgh which is trying to identify changes in the brain that may be an early warning sign of dementia many years before symptoms emerge. her mother has alzheimer‘s, so this is personal. she got it when she was 58. i‘m now 44, and i think that only leaves me a few years to really enjoy life. so many traits i see in myself, similarities between myself and my mother, that it would be no big surprise if i was diagnosed later on in life as having dementia. what we are looking at here is the mri scan itself. it looks completely healthy. there‘s nothing we can do to guarantee a life free from dementia, but this research shows we can increase our chances of a healthy old age. fergus walsh, bbc news. the government‘s been accused of betra

diabetes as well, are clearly associated with dementia later in life. she speaks spanish. learning a new language can help build what's called cognitive reserve, strengthening the in later life despite damage. a new study says a third of dementia cases could potentially be prevented if nine risk factors were addressed. they are lack of education, hearing loss, smoking, depression, social isolation, physical inactivity, high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes. alcohol and diet may also play a role. eve laird is part of a study in edinburgh which is trying to identify changes in the brain that may be an early warning sign of dementia many years before symptoms emerge. her mother has alzheimer's, so this is personal. she got it when she was 58. i'm now 44, and i think that only leaves me a few years to really enjoy life. so many traits i see in myself, similarities between myself and my mother, that it would be no big surprise if i was diagnosed later on in life as having dementia. 0k, eve, what we are looking at here is the mri scan itself. it looks completely healthy. there's nothing we can do to guarantee a life free from dementia, but this research shows we

diabetes as well, are clearly associated with dementia later in life. she speaks spanish. learning a new language can help build what's called cognitive reserve, strengthening thee damage. a new study says a third of dementia cases could potentially be prevented if nine risk factors were addressed. they are — lack of education, hearing loss, smoking, depression, social isolation, physical inactivity, high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes. alcohol and diet may also play a role. eve laird is part of a study in edinburgh which is trying to identify changes in the brain that may be an early warning sign of dementia many years before symptoms emerge. her mother has alzheimer's, so this is personal. she got it when she was 58. i'm now 44, and i think that only leaves me a few years to really enjoy life. so many traits i see in myself, similarities between myself and my mother, that it would be no big surprise if i was diagnosed later on in life as having dementia. what we are looking at here is the mri scan itself. it looks completely healthy. there's nothing we can do to guarantee a life free from dementia, but this research shows we can increase our chances of

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