Is Green Tea a Protective Agent Against Alzheimer’s Disease?

Authors

  • Tiana Castiglione

Keywords:

Green Tea, Alzheimers

Abstract

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is characterized by the progressive deterioration of cognitive function. This fatal illness, which results in memory loss, is the most common cause of dementia.¹ In 2017, there were approximately 76,000 new Dementia cases in Canada annually, accounting for an AD prevalence of 7.1%.² It is anticipated that these numbers will increase in the near future due to the growth and aging of the Canadian population.² 

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Published

2023-04-21

How to Cite

Castiglione, T. (2023). Is Green Tea a Protective Agent Against Alzheimer’s Disease?. McMaster Brain Research Society, 3(1). Retrieved from https://journals.mcmaster.ca/macbrs/article/view/3465

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Journal Articles 2023