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- Binge drinking ‘increases risk’ of dementia
Below we quoted Dr Jane Marshall of London’s Maudsley Hospital as saying alcohol is more likely to help induce dementia in women than men because “women have more body water and less body fat” than men.
- Sleep makes your memory better
A good night’s sleep is all it takes to bolster your memory, a team of scientists has found.
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- Mitochondria (the Powerhouses of our Cells) and Brain Disease - Student Pulse
Mitochondria (the Powerhouses of our Cells) and Brain DiseaseStudent PulseThe mitochondrial permeability transition in neurologic disease.
- A Genetic Panel With That Dilantin Level, Please? - Medscape
A Genetic Panel With That Dilantin Level, Please?MedscapeIn addition, seizures may be part of the clinical manifestations of other neurologic diseases, such as Tay-Sachs, for which genetic testing is available.
- New Data Point To Huntington's Disease Hope - WBUR
New Data Point To Huntington's Disease HopeWBURA study being published Monday offers hope for those with Huntington's disease.
- AAN Guideline Calls for Caution in Using Quinine to Treat Muscle Cramps - Medscape
ModernMedicineAAN Guideline Calls for Caution in Using Quinine to Treat Muscle CrampsMedscape.
- Is conventional aortic arch surgery justifiable in octogenarians? - The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
Is conventional aortic arch surgery justifiable in octogenarians?The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular SurgeryPostoperative stroke was defined as newly developing neurologic deficit, confirmed by computed tomography.
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