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According to one expert, people who suffer from migraines and high blood pressure could be more likely to suffer a stroke than those who only have... Read more »
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Scans Plus Memory Test May Best Identify Alzheimer's
A combination of an imaging test with memory recall test appears to be the best predictor of Alzheimer's disease. For the study, researchers... Read more »
Cigarettes Plus Wood Smoke Up COPD Risk
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