Diabetes Patients More prone to Memory Decline: Study
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As diabetes patients grow older, they are more prone to memory decline and reduced ability to make decisions, concludes the report
Suffering from Type-2 diabetes can have considerable affects on your brain functioning, shows the research report in New York. The normal pumping of blood flow to the brain does not function properly, thereby, affecting your cognitive abilities, and most prominently leading to partial memory loss, with reduced abilities for decision making, as they age. The impaired blood flow regulation happens in a span of 2 years, after the patient is diagnosed with diabetes.
Suffering from Type-2 diabetes can have considerable affects on your brain functioning, shows the research report in New York. The normal pumping of blood flow to the brain does not function properly, thereby, affecting your cognitive abilities, and most prominently leading to partial memory loss, with reduced abilities for decision making, as they age. The impaired blood flow regulation happens in a span of 2 years, after the patient is diagnosed with diabetes.
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