Bad Headlines 101: "Weight Loss Could Signal Future Dementia In Women"
 

From the careful how you read it department:
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7004239249
Study: Weight Loss Could Signal Future Dementia In Women

Remember, correlation ain't causation... but it seems one warning signal
for women and dimentia is weightloss, presumably unintentional, and the
very first indications of a mind starting to lose it's way, if only in the
background

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Bad Headlines 101: "Weight Loss Could Signal Future Dementia In Women"
 

"Kirk Is" wrote in message
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From the careful how you read it department:
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7004239249
Study: Weight Loss Could Signal Future Dementia In Women

Remember, correlation ain't causation... but it seems one warning signal
for women and dimentia is weightloss, presumably unintentional, and the
very first indications of a mind starting to lose it's way, if only in the
background

--
QUOTEBLOG: http://kisrael.com SKEPTIC MORTALITY:
http://kisrael.com/mortal
fight fire with napalm

It was on the BBC site too. The way I read it was not that losing weight as
in trying to was th problem, it was that someone suddenly losing weight
unexplainedly could be an indicator of future risk.

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Rachael

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Bad Headlines 101: "Weight Loss Could Signal Future Dementia In Women"
 

Rachael Reynolds wrote:
"Kirk Is" wrote in message
...
From the careful how you read it department:
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7004239249
Study: Weight Loss Could Signal Future Dementia In Women

Remember, correlation ain't causation... but it seems one warning signal
for women and dimentia is weightloss, presumably unintentional, and the
very first indications of a mind starting to lose it's way, if only in the
background

--
QUOTEBLOG: http://kisrael.com SKEPTIC MORTALITY:
http://kisrael.com/mortal
fight fire with napalm

It was on the BBC site too. The way I read it was not that losing weight as
in trying to was th problem, it was that someone suddenly losing weight
unexplainedly could be an indicator of future risk.

--
Rachael

176/116/119

www.justgiving.com/rachaelreynolds

The Mayo Clinic site stated it was unintentional weight loss rather
than a program to lose weight. Execise has been found helpful in
preventing dementia.

http://alzheimers.about.com/od/healt...a/exercise.htm