Gut bacteria linked to age-related memory loss in mice

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A gut bacterium that increases with age in mice is linked to cognitive decline, a new study reveals. Researchers found this specific bacteria interferes with nerve signaling to the brain, potentially explaining age-related memory loss. If confirmed in humans, this could lead to gut-focused treatments to reverse cognitive decline.


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