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12/30/2011 – Shrinking brains and 'silent strokes' studied

New findings in Alzheimer’s disease support longstanding notions of what doctors have preached for years. The studies look at associations, not causes, but they further scientists’ pursuit of preventing the fatal brain disease.

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