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New research has found diabetic patients using a drug called metformin experience slower rates of cognitive decline and dementia compared to those not using the drug. The findings build on a body of evidence suggesting this drug generates anti-aging effects. 
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When researchers gave mice drugs that fight brain inflammation, senile rodents showed fewer signs of cognitive decline and could better learn new things.
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Closer and closure. And other research supports this appproach. JB
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Big deal because that same drug, metformin, also extends healthy life. JB