As we get back to summer travel, cookouts, and time with friends and family, COVID-19 is still something to watch out for.

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The data, presented this spring at an international Alzheimer’s conference, showed that people who started taking blarcamesine early and stayed on it continuously had better memory, clearer thinking, ...

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When Washington, DC, homicide detective Marko Zorn's partner is murdered, his search for justice leads him deep into Black Sun, a violent neo-Nazi movement built from the ruins of WWII's most sinister ...

Dr. Robyn Messing, a physician specializing in diseases of the skin at Family Medicine of Michigan in Grand Ledge and who is married to a golf pro, notes, “New research shows that 27 percent of ...

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