Wednesday, August 23, 2017

The Daily — Simple Lifestyle Changes May Cut Dementia Risk

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If there's one takeaway from the recent Alzheimer's Association International conference in London, it's that evidence suggests lifestyle factors influence the likelihood of a person developing Alzheimer's disease.
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Jerry Lewis, the film icon the French called "le Roi du Crazy," died at 91 at his home in Las Vegas on Aug. 20. He was sweet, stubborn and nasty — and one of a kind. Take a look back at the King of Comedy's career.
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According to a new report released by the Congressional Budget Office, both health care premiums and the federal deficit would increase if the administration were to withhold low-income subsidy payments to insurers.
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At least three dozen tourists in Mexico have been seriously sickened after drinking even small amounts of alcohol, due to what authorities believe is an influx of counterfeit and illicit booze.
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A long soak in a hot tub may do more than just provide relaxation. A new study shows the effects of a hot bath on energy expenditure and blood sugar control.
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If you sometimes have difficulty understanding conversations or are frequently exposed to loud sounds, screen yourself for hearing loss with this telephone-based test. It's free for AARP members. 
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Get ready for a marvelous night for a moon dance. Northern Irish music legend Van Morrison embarks on a six-stop U.S. tour this autumn in support of his 37th (!) studio album.
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Ride-sharing services such as Lyft and Uber are ubiquitous in urban areas, but transportation options in rural areas remain limited, especially for folks who don't drive. This start-up company seeks to fill the void.
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Forty years ago this month, the king of rock 'n' roll suddenly passed away. What are your favorite Elvis tunes and memories? Join the discussion in the Online Community.
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