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Steve a couple of years ago. He lives in the shadow of atlantas great battlefield. Oure got talking, mutual publishers said when you sit down with steve, he will make eye contact with you and it is like his eyes will bore right through your head. I found that to be true, but what he didnt tell me and i discovered on my own is not only is steve intense, but he is also an intense pleasure. Talk about a man who is so deeply devoted to history. He is quick to jump up and remind everybody there was f...

All right. Alert this. We will talk isis, apple and Everything Else in a moment. More problems for obamacare. Lighthouse says its hundred thousand customers to sign up for obamacare on health care. Gov were sent the wrong Tax Information, told to delay their filing. That means their tax refunds will be delayed as well. This is the latest computer glitch to play obamacare. It comes a week after president obama took a victory lap for all the people who signed the. Also breaking as we speak, a top ...

Patients with a treatable brain condition are being misdiagnosed with dementia, experts have warned, as 80 per cent of doctors admitted they cannot spot the symptoms.

Covid-19 tied to chronic fatigue, brain injury risks

Some form of brain injury could be behind the symptoms reported by those with long COVID, according to a new study, and adapting tests and treatments to match could aid progress in tackling the condition.

Long-COVID sufferers of brain fog and memory loss exhibit elevated biomarkers consistent with brain injury.

Explore the silent aftermath of COVID-19 as this guide unveils the potential for long-term brain injury even months after infection. Delve into the em

COVID-19 can severely injure the brain, but these changes can go undetected — and last for months

Over the course of the study, most participants were eligible for antiviral use.