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Analysis: In a Wave of Online Misinformation, Multiscreen TV Delivers Consumer Trust

/PRNewswire/ The world is in an age of misinformation, particularly in online media. Why should brands care? Might brands be inadvertently responsible? How.

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How lifestyle tweaks could be the new shield against memory loss: U.S. POINTER study dives in

The U.S. POINTER study aims to explore if lifestyle changes like exercise, diet, and social activities can help preserve cognitive function in older Americans at risk for dementia. Modeled after Finland's successful FINGER study and set to complete in 2025, this extensive research will involve 2,000 participants and focus on diverse and culturally informed strategies.

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Discrimination at work linked to high blood pressure risk in US adults

Discrimination at work linked to high blood pressure risk in US adults
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Discrimination at Work Increases High Blood Pressure Risk in U.S. Adults

Discrimination at Work Increases High Blood Pressure Risk in U.S. Adults
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U.S. adults who felt discrimination at work faced increased risk of high blood pressure

Adults who reported feeling discriminated against at work had a higher risk for developing high blood pressure, research shows

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