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How CTE fears exceeded what science actually knows - Independant Express

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Feeling lonely may increase risk of developing Parkinson s disease

Can lead to many negative health consequences, and a new study has found that it may also increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease.

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Brain study reveals 41% of young athletes under 30 had signs of CTE

The authors of a scientific study published Monday say they have found alarmingly high rates of the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy among younger athletes.

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Depression in young people linked to dementia late in life

The study of 1.4 million Danish adults found those with depression in early- and middle age were twice as likely to get dementia later in life.

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Camp Lejeune Veterans at Higher Risk for Parkinson s Disease, Study Finds

Research suggests that the organic solvents that once contaminated the North Carolina base's water supply increase the risk of the fatal illness.

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