Alzheimer's less likely for men over 90 than women
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Men are much less likely than women
to live into their 90s, but those who do have a much lower
chance of having Alzheimer's disease or another form of
dementia, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
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