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Are you wasting time and money on ineffective solutions for cognitive decline?

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Poorly controlled midlife diabetes could lead to increased cognitive decline, study finds

A new study suggests that diabetes prevention and glucose control in middle age may protect against cognitive decline
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Large, new prospective study links adult hypertension to mental decline later

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