NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – The treatment or control of diabetes prevents the development of Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study. It has been proven that a series of health problems caused by some of them lead to Alzheimer's disease, including diabetes and uncontrolled blood sugar.
According to a study from the University of Southern California, drugs that treat diabetes can slow the deterioration of brain cells ending with Alzheimer's disease.

Although the effect of diabetes medications on the slowing down of Alzheimer's disease is not yet understood, according to the journal Diabetes Care, which published a report on the study, it has been proven that the control of blood glucose levels in diabetics helped prevent Alzheimer's.