Tags: Brain

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Brain Metabolism May Determine Fluid Intelligence

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Computer Use Can Predict Early Signs Of Alzheimer’s Disease

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Mixture Of Brain Ailments Could Be Behind Dementia, Study Says

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Anxiety Can Impair Brain's Decision-Making Process, Study Says

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Blood Test Can Be Used To Detect Early Signs Of Alzheimer’s Disease

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Protein Buildup In The Left Side Of Brain Tied To Rare Form Of Dementia

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Fish With Smaller Brains Have Stronger Immune Systems, Study Finds

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Brain Aging: Climbing Stairs, Staying In School Keeps The Brain Young

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Meditation And Ballet Tied To Wisdom, Study Finds

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Antidepressant Use Starts In Future Alzheimer's Patients Before Official Diagnosis

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Zika Can Attack Fetal Brain Cells That Are Key For Development, Scientists Say

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Keeping The Brain Active Only Delays Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Finds

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Parrot Brains More Efficient Than Ape Brains

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Alzheimer's Disease Biomarker May Indicate Early Onset Of Illness

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Monkeys Drive Wheelcharis with Their Thoughts: Brain-Controlled Technology

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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