Tags: American Academy of Neurology

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Street Lights May Be Robbing You Of Regular Sleep, Study Says

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Alzheimer's: Walking Speed Of Elderly Linked To Disease?

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Dizziness After Standing Could Mean Serious Health Problems And Increased Risk Of Death

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Alzheimer's Could Be Predicted 18 Years In Advance With Thinking And Memory Tests

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Snoring And Sleep Apnea Could Lead To Early Onset Cognitive Decline

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Dementia: Cognitive Impairment Can Be Held at Bay With Midlife Arts, Crafts, Socializing and Computer Use, Study Says

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Stroke Risk Could Be Higher In People Who Sleep For Longer Than 8 Hours A Night

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Placebos Could Be More Effective If Patients Think They Are Expensive

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Epileptics Who Sleep On Their Stomachs More Likely To Suffer Fatal Seizure During The Night

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Huntington's Could Be Treated With Synthetic Oil

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Dementia Risk Higher In Women Who Are Exceptionally Distressed, Moody In Middle Age

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Opioids Not Worth The Risk For Cancer-Free Chronic Pain Sufferers

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Dementia Could Be Predicted By 'Memory Slips'

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