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4 - Alzheimers (Free subscription) | yesterday
There will be a free educational and informative seminar on Alzheimer’s Wednesday evening at Parkland Health Center in Farmington. The free program will be held in the hospital dining room from 6 to 8 p.m., and will be hosted by the Lead Belt Memory Walk Committee and the St. Louis Region Alzheimer’s Association. Related posts: Warning signs of Alzheimer’s (Park Hills Daily Journal)...
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The Inquisitr (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
Miami, FL (AHN) – A new study suggests Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment may be kept at bay by building muscle strength. Researchers with the Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center in Chicago assessed more than 900 older people living in retirement homes who did not have dementia for muscle strength. During a mean follow-up of about 4 [...]
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i69 (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
[caption id="attachment_7586" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Naseeruddin Shah "][/caption]The versatile actor Naseeruddin Shah believes in trying many hats at the same time, already awaiting the release of half a dozen of his films in the coming year, he has yet again signed another hard-hitting film ‘Surmai Shaam’. Filmmaker Brahmanand Singh...
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4 - Alzheimers (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
SPARTA - The Knights of Columbus Squires Circle from Blessed Kateri Church of Sparta participated in the 2009 New Jersey Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, held Oct. 31. Related posts: What is Alzheimer’s disease and the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s onset (Clarinda Herald-Journal) Central Texans Walk for Alzheimer’s (KCEN-DT Temple)...
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Cryptozoology Online: Daily News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Scientists say they have created the world's cleverest rat, called Hobbie-J, by modifying a single gene in a technique they believe could also be used to boost human brainpower. By David Harrison Published: 2:13PM GMT 21 Nov 2009 Hobbie-J, named after a Chinese cartoon character, can remember objects for three times longer than other rats and is better at finding its way through mazes. The rat, when...
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Nigee's Diet & Nutrition Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Mum used to use a transdermal Natural Progesterone Cream (to reverse hair loss) but she stopped using it some time before she became mentally impaired. I found a half-full pot of the stuff in mum's house and have instructed the nursing staff to rub a blob of cream on mum's skin each day to see if it makes any improvement to her Lewy Body Dementia. See Regeneration in a degenerating brain: potential...
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Food &Health Skeptic (Free subscription) | yesterday
Water doesn't improve your skin, scientists say Aside from having good genes, the one surefire way of having good skin late in life is to be born and bred in a foggy climate where you rarely see the sun -- as in England. English women look 20 years younger than they are to Australian eyes and women from sunny Australia look prematurely aged to the English Drinking lots of water doesn't give you a clearer...
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Musings of a Bookish Kitty (Free subscription) | yesterday
When I began keeping a reading journal six years ago, I hoped to look back upon my reading to see if there were any patterns. Not only was I curious to see the changes in what I read, but also, perhaps, in how much I read in any given month. In terms of numbers, there really is no discernible pattern. Except for the month of November. November seems to be the month I read the least amount of books....
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WEBLOG DO FRAGA (Free subscription) | yesterday
Surgery not linked to memory problems in older patients 22 nov 2009--For years, it has been widely assumed that older adults may experience memory loss and other cognitive problems following surgery. But a new study from researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis questions those assumptions. In fact, the researchers were not able to detect any long-term cognitive declines...
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Scotland on Sunday (Free subscription) | yesterday
PEOPLE have the right to know that the new swine flu vaccine contains a deadly toxin linked to autism, Alzheimer's and multiple sclerosis. This toxin is mercury.
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anti aging cream (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
Usually in body chemistry, free radicals may be helpful in the destruction of invading organisms by white blood cells, known to play a significant role in such ailments as Alzheimer's, arthritis, and heart disease. Free radicals can attack lipids, proteins and nucleic acids that are critical to the texture of your skin when natural enzyme control fails in your body.
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Creative Every Day (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
I'm grieving the loss of my Grandma, who passed away this morning. She has had Alzheimer's for years now and no longer recognized anyone, but other than that she was quite healthy. She woke up this morning, put on her shoes and socks and then passed away, just like that. ...
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The Konformist Blog (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
By Dave Zirin When Rush Limbaugh was unceremoniously dumped in his efforts to secure a minority share of the St. Louis Rams, he may have been little more than collateral damage in a brewing collision between NFL owners and the NFL Players Association. After the union raised objections, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell squashed Limbaugh like a waterbug. Given the potential conflict brewing between NFL...
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Health and Fitness (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Acai Berry is a small berry found in abundance in the Amazon rainforests and is well known in the area for its healing and weight loss properties, thereby making it a great weight loss aid. Additionally, this fruit is rich in antioxidants and hence very good for preventing diseases like cancer, Alzheimer’s and also diseases of the heart. Given the fact that the fruit is hundred percent natural...
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Vos Iz Neais (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
New York – One of the raps on iPods is that users tend to close themselves off from other people and retreat into their own private world. But with stroke and dementia patients, iPods and other MP3 players are having just the opposite effect. Listening to rap and reggae on a borrowed iPod every day has helped [...]
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bsalmons | 26/08/2009
Obese people have 8 % less brain tissue than people with a normal weight, according to a new study. Obesity can make the brain look 16 years older than the brain of lean people. "That's a big loss of tissue and it depletes your cognitive reserves, putting you at much greater risk of Alzheimer's and other diseases that attack the brain."
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I guess this means I have to lose weight really fast.
deboramcna - 26/08/2009
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