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Dementia risk scores have high error rates

Dementia risk scores have high error rates
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How do YOU use your computer mouse? This is what it says about your stress levels

How you use a mouse and type on a keyboard at work reveals your stress levels, a study reveals. Scientists said they were surprised that these behaviors are good predictors of stress.

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Alcohol and health – Authors reply

In our analysis,1 we estimated the theoretical minimum risk exposure level (TMREL) and the non-drinker equivalence of alcohol use, using a new approach to weight relative risk (RR) curves by estimated disability-adjusted life-years (DALYs) in every region, age, sex, and year. This differed from our previous research where we used global DALYs to estimate alcohol risk. Our current analysis showed that the TMREL increases with age and varies across regions, ranging from zero to two standard drinks per day.

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Cognitively Stimulating Jobs May Lower Risk for Dementia

Cognitively Stimulating Jobs May Lower Risk for Dementia
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A New Study of 100,000 Workers Says Having a Tough Job Leads to This Surprising Health Benefit

Maybe think of this before you quit or opt for early retirement.

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