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expert reaction to study of a clinical risk score prediction tool for dementia

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Groundbreaking dementia study finds treatment is best in person

They have become an accepted, and in some cases, only method of seeing a doctor.

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Blood from ultra-fit marathoner mice boosts brain function in their couch-potato counterparts

Injections of blood from young adult mice that are getting lots of exercise benefited the brains of sedentary mice the same age, according to a study by the Stanford School of Medicine in California.

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