Obesity and Alzheimer's share metabolic pathways, offering prevention opportunities

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Obesity and Alzheimer's disease are linked by shared metabolic pathways, suggesting early intervention is possible. New research highlights how disruptions in cellular energy production and fat tissue signaling, common in obesity, contribute to neurodegeneration and cognitive decline. These findings point to metabolic health as a potential target for early detection and prevention of both conditions.


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