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Racial discrimination in midlife may increase Alzheimer s risk | Health

Racial discrimination in midlife may increase Alzheimer s risk | Health
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Racial discrimination in midlife may increase Alzheimer s risk | Health

Researchers think that stress brought on by being subjected to racial abuse could be behind their findings.

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REVEALED: How long you ll spend waiting in the ER in YOUR state and you don t want to get sick in Maryland

Patients all across the US are facing exceptionally long wait times in emergency departments (EDs) - with patients in some states waiting more than four hours for treatment.

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Study: Positivity, Extraversion Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia

Study: Positivity, Extraversion Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia
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In rural Washington, patients travel hours for basic healthcare

Local physicians and researchers say long-term solutions like new training programs could help bridge the access gap.

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