Omega-3s ‘could be vital in motor neurone disease and dementia protection’

A new study has found omega-3 which is found in oily fish could help motor neurone disease patients. Picture: PA

Omega-3 fats could play a vital role in protecting people from motor neurone disease (MND) and a type of dementia, new research suggests.

A study found the fats – which are found in oily fish, nuts and seeds – affect the conditions and may boost survival.