Reading and Alzheimer's

[Elizabeth Letterly <eletterl@ABELINK.COM>]

LeavesAlthough I don't think the news is really appropriate for a bulletin
board or bookmark (I really can't come up with a jazzy saying but would love
to hear some of your suggestions!), my morning paper had an article on
Alzheimer's, which stated, "People with more education, in contrast, seem at
lower rish of Alzheimer's.  A study presented Sunday of Swedish
twins...suggests a LOVE OF READING, AS A CHILD AND ADULT, might be
protective."

I hope to find the study -- isn't that an interesting fact?

Elizabeth Letterly (Libby), District Librarian
Williamsville CUSD #15, Williamsville IL 62693  USA

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