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Leading Alzheimer's Theory Called Into Question As Another Drug Fails TrialsIllustration of amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's brainLeading Alzheimer's Theory Called Into Question As Another Drug Fails TrialsIllustration of amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's brain
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Leading Alzheimer's Theory Called Into Question As Another Drug Fails Trials

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Strawberries May Be A Secret Weapon Against Cognitive DeclineFresh strawberries in a bowl on wooden table.Strawberries May Be A Secret Weapon Against Cognitive DeclineFresh strawberries in a bowl on wooden table.
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Strawberries May Be A Secret Weapon Against Cognitive Decline

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Alzheimer’s Disease Memory Decline Transferred To Healthy Young Brains In World Firstillustration of human gut bacteria, multicoloured representations of rod-shaped Bacillus bacteriaAlzheimer’s Disease Memory Decline Transferred To Healthy Young Brains In World Firstillustration of human gut bacteria, multicoloured representations of rod-shaped Bacillus bacteria
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Alzheimer’s Disease Memory Decline Transferred To Healthy Young Brains In World First

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Adults With ADHD Could Be Up To 3 Times More Likely To Develop Dementiaolder adult man in medical consultation with younger female doctorAdults With ADHD Could Be Up To 3 Times More Likely To Develop Dementiaolder adult man in medical consultation with younger female doctor
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Adults With ADHD Could Be Up To 3 Times More Likely To Develop Dementia

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How Microplastics In The Brain Could Have The Power To Change Our Behaviorfingers holding pieces of microplastic in foreground, with large pile of multicoloured particles in backgroundHow Microplastics In The Brain Could Have The Power To Change Our Behaviorfingers holding pieces of microplastic in foreground, with large pile of multicoloured particles in background
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How Microplastics In The Brain Could Have The Power To Change Our Behavior

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What Is "Sundowning" And Why Does It Happen To Many People With Dementia?Old woman with her head in her handsWhat Is "Sundowning" And Why Does It Happen To Many People With Dementia?Old woman with her head in her hands
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What Is "Sundowning" And Why Does It Happen To Many People With Dementia?

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A New Way Of Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease Is On The Horizonclinician disinfects man's arm before blood is taken, with medical equipment out of focus in the foregroundA New Way Of Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease Is On The Horizonclinician disinfects man's arm before blood is taken, with medical equipment out of focus in the foreground
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A New Way Of Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease Is On The Horizon

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How Close Are We To A Vaccine For Alzheimer’s Disease?illustration showing several scientists doing research around a large illustration of a human head in profile with the brain visibleHow Close Are We To A Vaccine For Alzheimer’s Disease?illustration showing several scientists doing research around a large illustration of a human head in profile with the brain visible
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How Close Are We To A Vaccine For Alzheimer’s Disease?

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New Alzheimer’s Drug Halts Disease Progression In 47 Percent Of Trial Patients After 1 Year3d rendering of amyloid plaques near a neuron in the brainNew Alzheimer’s Drug Halts Disease Progression In 47 Percent Of Trial Patients After 1 Year3d rendering of amyloid plaques near a neuron in the brain
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New Alzheimer’s Drug Halts Disease Progression In 47 Percent Of Trial Patients After 1 Year

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Breathing Exercises Reduce The Buildup Of A Likely Cause Of Alzheimer’s Diseaseside view of woman taking deep breath in a forestBreathing Exercises Reduce The Buildup Of A Likely Cause Of Alzheimer’s Diseaseside view of woman taking deep breath in a forest
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Breathing Exercises Reduce The Buildup Of A Likely Cause Of Alzheimer’s Disease

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Mystery Brain Disease Was Rampant In Guam – Were Flying Foxes To Blame?megabat flying fox from south east asia hanging upside from a treeMystery Brain Disease Was Rampant In Guam – Were Flying Foxes To Blame?megabat flying fox from south east asia hanging upside from a tree
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Mystery Brain Disease Was Rampant In Guam – Were Flying Foxes To Blame?

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TWIS: Humanity’s Brightest Cosmic Explosion Smashed Previous Record, Earth’s Rainy Season That Lasted 2 Million Years, And Much More This WeekAll the biggest science news stories of the week.TWIS: Humanity’s Brightest Cosmic Explosion Smashed Previous Record, Earth’s Rainy Season That Lasted 2 Million Years, And Much More This WeekAll the biggest science news stories of the week.
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Childhood Dementia: What Causes It And What Does The Science Say?two children playing with blocksChildhood Dementia: What Causes It And What Does The Science Say?two children playing with blocks
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Childhood Dementia: What Causes It And What Does The Science Say?

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High Blood Pressure Damages Brain Regions Associated With Dementia, World-First Study Finds3d rendering of damaged white matter tracts in four brain imagesHigh Blood Pressure Damages Brain Regions Associated With Dementia, World-First Study Finds3d rendering of damaged white matter tracts in four brain images
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High Blood Pressure Damages Brain Regions Associated With Dementia, World-First Study Finds

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Kids With Frequent Nightmares May Be At Higher Risk Of Parkinson’s LaterA child girl stands in a dark corridor in a scary nightmare.Kids With Frequent Nightmares May Be At Higher Risk Of Parkinson’s LaterA child girl stands in a dark corridor in a scary nightmare.
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Kids With Frequent Nightmares May Be At Higher Risk Of Parkinson’s Later

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