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7/20/2011

New research from the University of Rochester reveals that more than half of Alzheimer's cases could be prevented if modifiable risk factors such as smoking, depression, and obesity were eliminated. According to researchers, even reducing the level of risk factors by a modest amount could prevent millions of cases of the memory-robbing illness.