Here is a look at the top health headlines from the week.
If you want to avoid cognitive decline, don't smoke. from scientists at the University College London says smoking may be a key reason why older adults develop dementia later in life.
According to a recent study by Myriad Genetics, two in five Americans report feeling depressed or anxious about the upcoming presidential election. The results also found Gen-Z and Millennials are more likely to feel depressed about it compared to Gen-X and Baby Boomers.
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What happened in health news this week?Here is a look at the top health headlines from the week.
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