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Losing Keys, Everyday Items May Not Always Signal Poor Memory
Are you worried that your habit of losing keys and everyday items may be a sign of poor memory? Well, a new book suggests that it may not be the case "always."
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Dementia: Do You Have Poor Memory Or Is It Dementia? Watch Out For These Warning Signs
being aware of the signs of dementia can help you differentiate between normal forgetfulness and a cognitive decline. This article will help you do the same.
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Anti-Cancer Drug May Sharpen Memory, Treat Alzheimer's
There is good news for people with poor memory. Researchers have found that an anti-cancer drug currently being tested in animals may make it easier to learn a language, sharpen your memory and help those with Alzheimer's disease.
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Trouble recognising faces could be genetic
People who have trouble recognizing faces may be relieved to know that the problem may not be related to poor memory or eyesight, but could be in their genes, new research suggests.
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Low HDL cholesterol linked to poor memory
Having low levels of HDL cholesterol may make middle-aged adults vulnerable to poor short-term memory.
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Losing Keys, Everyday Items May Not Always Signal Poor Memory
Are you worried that your habit of losing keys and everyday items may be a sign of poor memory? Well, a new book suggests that it may not be the case "always."
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Dementia: Do You Have Poor Memory Or Is It Dementia? Watch Out For These Warning Signs
being aware of the signs of dementia can help you differentiate between normal forgetfulness and a cognitive decline. This article will help you do the same.
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Anti-Cancer Drug May Sharpen Memory, Treat Alzheimer's
There is good news for people with poor memory. Researchers have found that an anti-cancer drug currently being tested in animals may make it easier to learn a language, sharpen your memory and help those with Alzheimer's disease.
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Trouble recognising faces could be genetic
People who have trouble recognizing faces may be relieved to know that the problem may not be related to poor memory or eyesight, but could be in their genes, new research suggests.
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Low HDL cholesterol linked to poor memory
Having low levels of HDL cholesterol may make middle-aged adults vulnerable to poor short-term memory.
