Here's the Scoop U.S., E.U. reach trade deal; new research on potential ways to delay Alzheimer’s
Jul 28, 2025
The U.S. and E.U. have struck a trade deal, introducing a 15% tariff on most imports. Experts discuss the implications for consumer prices and the auto industry. Shifting gears, exciting new research suggests that lifestyle changes like exercise may help delay Alzheimer’s onset. Insights into the balance between genetic factors and lifestyle choices offer hope for better prevention. The conversation also touches on global events and ends with a lighthearted story about a wallet that resurfaces after years.
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US-EU Tariff Deal Relief
- The US-EU trade deal sets tariffs at 15%, higher than pre-trade war levels but lower than threatened tariffs.
- It brings stability but will increase costs for American companies and consumers over time.
Consumer Cost Impact Expected
- The trade deal leads to increased prices on imports like cars and auto parts, impacting maintenance and insurance costs.
- This will hit consumers through higher car purchases and related expenses.
Walk to Lower Alzheimer's Risk
- Walking regularly can significantly lower Alzheimer's risk, especially for men with the APOE4 gene.
- Physical activity benefits everyone, even those without genetic risk.
