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Caffeine consumption and its impact on Alzheimer’s disease risk
A groundbreaking research conducted in France has unveiled compelling evidence linking caffeine consumption to reduced Alzheimer‘s risk. The...
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Drug consumption facilities: they’ve been around since 1986 and now Scotland has one – but do they work?
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nature
A man was destined for early Alzheimer’s — these genes might explain his escape
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nutrition
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auto / business
Tariffs Are Already Impacting Consumer Behavior. Economists Say It’s ‘Unsustainable’
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science
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beauty
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business
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nature
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lifestyle
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