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Common Drugs Increase Dementia Risk?
A common class of drugs that doctors prescribe for a number of conditions — from bladder problems to Parkinson's disease and depression — may increase a person's risk of dementia, a large new study concludes.
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Anchor from St. Paul’s Shipwreck Recovered in Malta, Researchers Claim
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E-Cigarette Has Caused Lung Cancer To Mice
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#FaithInHumanityRestored: Strangers Raise £500,000 for Kid's Cancer Treatment
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Despite its Benefits, Technology is also Responsible for Many Environmental Concerns
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Fungi from gut can promote cancer in the pancreas
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Instagram Updates That Every Person Needs to Know
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A New Study Shows There's No Link Between Pubic Grooming And Getting Certain STIs
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'Herbal Heroin' is Under Fire: Indonesia Gov. Wants to Make It Illegal
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Teen goes blind due to too much processed food consumption
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Too Much Social Media Can Harm Teenagers' Mental Health—Studies
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Peace Sign Selfies Invite Hackers to Steal Your Fingerprints
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Brain Stimulation Promises To Treat Severe Depression
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