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Subtle changes in the brain caused by hearing loss may increase Alzheimer's risk, UCSD researchers say - Vimarsana News

Subtle changes in the brain caused by hearing loss may increase Alzheimer's risk, UCSD researchers say

A collaborative study indicates using subtitles, hearing aids and other ways to 'reduce the cognitive effort required to understand speech ... could be important for protecting the brain.'

Road Scholar's Top 5 Tips for Sustainable Travel - Vimarsana News

Road Scholar's Top 5 Tips for Sustainable Travel

Sustainable travel is more important than ever, but incorporating sustainability into your travel plans isn’t always as simple as you might like. Following eco-friendly practices and taking care of our global classroom is a priority at Road Scholar, and if you would like to make your next travels more sustainable,

John Lowe: A Champion of Bowling - Vimarsana News

John Lowe: A Champion of Bowling

John Lowe is a true inspiration to anyone who has ever faced adversity and overcome it. A former professional athlete and coach, Lowe has faced numerous challenges in his life, but he has always found the strength and determination to overcome them and achieve his goals. Born in 1954, Lowe

What 'SuperAgers' can teach us about fighting off age-related diseases - Vimarsana News

What 'SuperAgers' can teach us about fighting off age-related diseases

For those who did not win the genetic lottery, it may be possible some day to benefit from therapeutics that will be based on studies of superagers.

What 'SuperAgers' can teach us about fighting off age-related diseases - Vimarsana News

What 'SuperAgers' can teach us about fighting off age-related diseases

For those who did not win the genetic lottery, it may be possible some day to benefit from therapeutics that will be based on studies of superagers.

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