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  Noisy Neighborhood? Your Heart May Pay a Price

  Living in noise-saturated neighborhoods might be more than simply annoying, with new research suggesting...

  • Posted November 5, 2018
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  A Single Energy Drink Might Harm Blood Vessels: Study

  Caffeine-laden energy drinks are popular, but they might make your blood vessels less efficient,...

  • Posted November 5, 2018
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  Sleep May Speed Kids’ Recovery From Concussion

  Good sleep helps speed young athletes recover from a concussion, a new study reports....

  • Posted November 3, 2018
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  Could Herpes Virus Help Cause Alzheimer’s?

  There’s growing evidence that the herpes virus responsible for cold sores also may cause...

  • Posted October 19, 2018
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  Does Your Dog Really Understand You?

  Many dogs perk up at certain words, like “treat” or “squirrel.” But does Buddy...

  • Posted October 19, 2018
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  Preeclampsia Tied to Tripling of Dementia in Later Life

  High blood pressure during pregnancy can be a sign of preeclampsia — a potentially...

  • Posted October 18, 2018
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  Head Blows Without Concussion May Not Damage Brain, Study Claims

  Young football players who suffer repeated head blows — but not concussions — may...

  • Posted October 16, 2018
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  Kids’ Concussion Symptoms May Persist for a Year

  A year after a concussion, up to one-third of kids still have symptoms such...

  • Posted October 15, 2018
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  Most People Can Recognize About 5,000 Faces

  Next time you struggle to put a name to a face, go easy on...

  • Posted October 11, 2018
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  Exercise May Delay Rare Form of Alzheimer’s

  Regular exercise might delay a rare form of early onset Alzheimer’s disease, a new...

  • Posted September 25, 2018
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  Boys Lag Behind Girls in Reading by 4th Grade

  By fourth grade, girls in the United States read and write better than boys,...

  • Posted September 20, 2018
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