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More than half of the opioid prescriptions issued by dentists were for longer than the three-day supply recommended by the CDC for acute dental pain management Source: NEW FEED
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Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago found that 90% of patients who could benefit from the procedure waited too long to have it, while about 25% of patients who didn’t need it underwent the procedure too soon. Source:…
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A small group of young, healthy men deprived of just one night of sleep had higher blood levels of tau protein, which is linked to Alzheimer’s disease, than when they had a full and uninterrupted night of rest. Source: NEW…
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12/23/2019 Read moreEssential Care: Advanced Technology Coming To Skilled Nursing Facilities As featured on “SeniorsLifestyleMag.com” Monitoring vital signs in patients is a crucial part of essential care in hospitals and care facilities across North America. According to the National Center for Biotechnology…
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Studies on aducanumab were halted earlier this year because the drug didn’t appear to be effective. But the new results suggest it’s effective at a high dose, the Associated Press reported. Source: NEW FEED
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Previous research has implied that exposure to fine particle air pollution increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, but it wasn’t clear how this type of pollution affects the brain and memory. Source: NEW FEED
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Some are urging caution about a new drug approved in China that claims to improve brain function in people with Alzheimer’s disease. Source: NEW FEED
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Researchers report on a potentially groundbreaking case of a woman whose genetic mutation staved off dementia for decades, even though her brain had already been damaged by Alzheimer’s disease. Source: NEW FEED
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In the early stages of the disease, people with undiagnosed Alzheimer’s are at high risk of making foolish and dangerous decisions about their finances, mostly because families may not know they need help, researchers say. Source: NEW FEED
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A study on the effect of exercise on older adults in physical rehabilitation shows that those with the greatest impairment at baseline benefited the most. Source: NEW FEED
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Dentists Among Top Prescribers of Opioids
February 4, 2020 Read moreMore than half of the opioid prescriptions issued by dentists were for longer than the three-day supply recommended by the CDC for acute dental pain management Source: NEW FEED
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All in the Timing: Many Get Knee Replacement Too Late or Too Soon
January 13, 2020 Read moreNorthwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago found that 90% of patients who could benefit from the procedure waited too long to have it, while about 25% of patients who didn’t need it underwent the procedure too soon. Source:…
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One Night of Bad Sleep May Raise Alzheimer's Risk
January 9, 2020 Read moreA small group of young, healthy men deprived of just one night of sleep had higher blood levels of tau protein, which is linked to Alzheimer’s disease, than when they had a full and uninterrupted night of rest. Source: NEW…
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As seen on SeniorLifestyleMag.com
December 23, 2019 Read moreEssential Care: Advanced Technology Coming To Skilled Nursing Facilities As featured on “SeniorsLifestyleMag.com” Monitoring vital signs in patients is a crucial part of essential care in hospitals and care facilities across North America. According to the National Center for Biotechnology…
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Someone Do My University or college Essay!
December 7, 2019 Read moreA growing amount of students are buying essays online rather than struggling to perform assignments at the ultimate minute. You need to use ‘your tone of voice’ in your educational publishing to point to readers which tips will undoubtedly be…
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Someone Do My University or college Essay!
December 7, 2019 Read moreA growing amount of students are buying essays online rather than struggling to perform assignments at the ultimate minute. You need to use ‘your tone of voice’ in your educational publishing to point to readers which tips will undoubtedly be…
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New Results for Experimental Alzheimer's Drug
December 5, 2019 Read moreStudies on aducanumab were halted earlier this year because the drug didn’t appear to be effective. But the new results suggest it’s effective at a high dose, the Associated Press reported. Source: NEW FEED
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Can Air Pollution Take a Toll on Your Memory?
November 25, 2019 Read morePrevious research has implied that exposure to fine particle air pollution increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, but it wasn’t clear how this type of pollution affects the brain and memory. Source: NEW FEED
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New Alzheimer’s Drug from China: Hope or Hype?
November 5, 2019 Read moreSome are urging caution about a new drug approved in China that claims to improve brain function in people with Alzheimer’s disease. Source: NEW FEED
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Mutant Gene Kept Woman From Getting Alzheimer's
November 5, 2019 Read moreResearchers report on a potentially groundbreaking case of a woman whose genetic mutation staved off dementia for decades, even though her brain had already been damaged by Alzheimer’s disease. Source: NEW FEED