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Diabetes Drug Combo May Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease

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In a recent study, diabetics who took both insulin and other medications for the disease had fewer plaques associated with Alzheimer’s disease than other patients.

References and Resources
Schnaider Beeri M, et al. Combination of insulin with other diabetes medication is associated with lower Alzheimer’s neuropathology. ICAD 2008; Abstract O2-04-01.

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