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Ants Do Not Show Signs Of Senescence, Study Says

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Alzheimer's Disease: New Study Connects Disease With Head Injury

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Genes That Make You Healthy Linked To Intelligence, Study Says

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'Transmissible Alzheimer's' Could Be Possible, New Study Says

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U.S. Centenarians Booming: More Americans Living Past 100, Report Says

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Alzheimer’s Could Be Treatable By 2025, Experts Say

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Memory: New Study Uncovers Mechanism Behind 'Fast-Forward' Nature Of Imagination And Memory

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Lumosity Brain Ads: Company Settles FTC Charges Regarding Misleading Ads About Brain Games

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Alzheimer’s: Vaccine Targeting 'Tangles' In Brain Could Stop Disease’s Progression

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Machines: How We Can Learn From Them

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Alzheimer's: New Discovery May Help Boost Brain's 'Garbage Disposal' And Help With Treatment

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Music Therapy: Research Suggests Music Helps Dementia Patients

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Stress In Older Adults Increases Risk Of Alzheimer’s, Study Finds

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Chemical Destroys Alzheimer's Plaques, Restores Memory In Mice

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3-D Video Games Can Boost Memory Formation, Research Says

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