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Gut bacteria shed light on early brain aging
The study reveals that the type of gut bacteria influences the rate of brain aging. Using artificial intelligence techniques, researchers found that certain bacterial strains are associated with the appearance of signs of brain aging decades earlier, accompanied by declines in focus, memory, and mood disturbances. The findings support the possibility of developing preventive treatments targeting the stomach to protect nerve cells from early degeneration.
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