- Experts are interested in how certain vitamin deficiencies may affect the brain.
- One study suggests that mice with low vitamin K levels had worse learning and memory function than mi… [+7020 chars]
Brain health: Low vitamin K levels may affect memory, learning - Medical News Today
Mice fed a low vitamin K diet had lower vitamin K levels in the brain and had poorer cognitive function compared to mice eating a regular diet, in a new study that hints at a link between vitamin K and dementia.
By:Jessica Freeborn
Source:Medical News Today
Published:
Related News
This Is the Vaccine Story RFK Jr. Doesn’t Want You to Hear - The Bulwark
The Trump administration says we should learn from other countries. Maybe they should have looked someplace besides Denmark.
The Bulwark•Jonathan Cohn
Close to 90% of Americans have silent heart disease, AHA says - NewsNation
The AHA acknowledged that Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic syndrome (CKM) is a condition that involves a chain reaction inside the body.
Newsnationnow.com•Rob Taub
This Forgotten Cancer Vaccine’s Results Were So Unusual Scientists Revisited It 20 Years Later - SciTechDaily
New research suggests that a breast cancer vaccine developed decades ago may have triggered a lasting immune memory response that can now be significantly boosted by a newly developed antibody.
SciTechDaily