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Depression and Higher Body Temperatures May Be Linked: Study

Depression and Higher Body Temperatures May Be Linked: Study
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Poor Sleep in Your 30s Linked to Memory and Thinking Problems in Later Life

Experts hope that their findings could prevent or delay up to 30 percent of Alzheimer s cases.

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Scientists Reconstructed a Pink Floyd Song From Brain Activity

The research aims to develop technology that lets patients who have lost the ability to speak communicate more naturally

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Comment: FDA approves Alzheimer s drug but access won t be easy

Comment: FDA approves Alzheimer s drug but access won t be easy
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Could vitamin D help ward off suicide? Plus, sleep apnea linked to weaker bones and teeth, and more health news

A new study hints that treating low vitamin D levels with supplements might have a critical benefit for certain people: a decreased risk of attempting suicide. Get that and more

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