Lithium in Drinking Water May Affect Alzheimer’s Risk

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Dr. Brent Forester, chief of McLean’s Center of Excellence in Geriatric Psychiatry, comments on a new study that examines Alzheimer’s possible link to lithium found in drinking water.

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