A protein expressed early in the formation of the plaques found in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients could prove to be a useful biomarker for determining which people with mild memory problems will develop the disease.
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Protein Levels in Spinal Fluid May Spot Alzheimer’s
A single gene may be responsible for the pain suffered in many people diagnosed with a type of peripheral neuropathy that previously had no known cause, a study shows.
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Genetic Clue to Painful Peripheral Neuropathy
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A brain that is out of sync may be an early clue of autism, researchers suggest.
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Out of Sync Brain May Be a Clue to Autism
Categories: General News Tags: Brains, disease, early-clue, known-cause, pain, pain-suffered, peripheral-neuropathy, plaques, the-brains, the-formation, the-plaques, useful-biomarker
Brisk walking may help men diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer reduce their risk of progression of the disease, according to a new study.
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Brisk Walking May Help Keep Prostate Cancer in Check
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