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Why women represent the majority of the fast-rising Alzheimer s and dementia caseloads globally

Some research points to hormone replacement therapy as possibly protective against dementia, but why not follow an evidence-based approach?

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Study finds Adelaidians have a poor sense of direction

New research suggests that people who grow up in grid-pattern cities are more likely to have a poor sense of direction.

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DVLA sends stark warning to certain drivers or face a huge £1,000 fine

DVLA sends stark warning to certain drivers or face a huge £1,000 fine
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UEA team investigating everyday driving for over 65s

Published: 10:41 AM February 3, 2021 A team from the UEA is currently recruiting online for volunteers to take part in the Driver Effect of Cognitive Impairment and Spatial Orientation and Navigation (DECISION) study - Credit: SUPPLIED A team of scientists in Norwich investigating the changes in everyday driving in people aged over 65 is calling on volunteers to help with research. Taking place at the University of East Anglia, the study aims to establish whether thinking and spatial navigation changes affect everyday driving, and how. Led by Professor Michael Hornberger, the team is currently recruiting online for volunteers to take part in the Driver Effect of Cognitive Impairment and Spatial Orientation and Navigation (DECISION) study.

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