LONDON (AP) — Taking the popular dietary supplement ginkgo biloba didn’t prevent Alzheimer’s disease in older adults, according to the biggest prevention study in Europe.
Research in animals had suggested that the plant extract might ward off the most common form of dementia, but previous studies in humans — including a large U.S. study published in 2008 — haven’t found any evidence that it does.
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