There is medical news to tell you about, if true, could be a huge breakthrough.

Researchers in the United Kingdom think they may have identified a potential "cure" for Alzheimer’s disease from a common pain reliever for menstrual cramps. International Business Times says a new study out of the University of Manchester found that mefenamic acid "completely reversed the inflammation of the brain and lost memory" in lab mice.

Granted the jump from lab mice to uncle Ernie is a big leap but the potential is intriguing. Mefenamic acid is a common active ingredient found in over the counter medications like Midol and Pamprin

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