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This noninvasive imaging could lead to early diagnosis of the most common cause of dementia.
Research in human cells and mice found the antiretroviral suppressed harmful chronic inflammation linked to age-related disorders.
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New studies shed light on why African Americans are twice as likely as whites to develop the most common form of dementia.
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New research from Sweden suggests flora in the small intestine may accelerate the development of this common age-related illness.
New study findings may help doctors develop noninvasive tests to detect cognitive decline and intervene in its progression earlier than ever
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