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Dr. Aron Buchman and colleagues at the Rush Alzheimers Disease Center at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago report from a longitudinal cohort study of 906 people for almost five years, they found that with each one point decrease in social activity there was an associated 33% more rapid decline in motor function which was

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The healing heart – a review of psychological treatments for cardiac patients Dr. Wolfgang Linden and colleagues from the University of British Columbia Department of Psychology report on a review of 43 randomized trials of the effectiveness of psychological treatment for cardiac patients. They found that treatment beginning at least two months after a cardiac

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