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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:22:00

Replacement therapy — or hrt — a type of treatment originally designed to alleviate the symptoms of menopause could be �*potentially important�* in lowering the risk of some women developing alzheimers disease. the paper, written by scientists at the university of east anglia and the university of edinburgh, says it has found evidence that hrt therapy reduces the incidence of the disease in women with the apoeii gene. you may be wondering what that all means? well earlier i spoke to prof...
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Guess who's really behind the anti-gas stove crusade? The World Economic Forum (and their Democrat lackeys)

Citing concerns about "harmful pollutants," the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has recommended banning gas stoves from all new construction. It turns out, though, that [...]
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CNN CNN Newsroom June 4, 2024 18:51:00

First time and you have made such a difference showcasing the city and the great medical care here. i have heard that he had to be trached on the field, and if you can comment on that and as a result some lung challenges. i also wondered, kind of from here, what about the physical constraints now? do you fully expect him to walk and talk, and the brain function is good as you have talked about, but what about the rest? >> i can answer the first question, liz, he was not trached on the field. he ...
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The DOPAMINE CORRELATION: How alcohol, sugar, caffeine, nicotine, and hard drugs all have one common underlying effect that keeps consumers 'hooked'

There are many addictive substances on planet earth, and most consumers never meant to become so hooked that they can't find a way to quit, or even cut back. As with most addictive [...]
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