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16:11, September 3 The Independent: Aging Is the Main Risk Factor for Cancer
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08:34, September 3 Scientists Find Who May Benefit More from Coffee in Terms of Parkinson’s Disease Risk
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23:37, September 2 LDE: Popular Diabetes Drugs Linked to Risk of a Dangerous Complication in Certain Patients
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19:45, September 2 European Journal of Nutrition: Some Additives in Ultra-Processed Foods May Be Linked to Depression Risk
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17:29, September 2 Neuron: Human Brain Immune Cells Mature Hundreds of Times More Slowly Than Those in Mice
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