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High Cholesterol Among Certain Very Old Seniors May Not Be All Bad

For some adults ages 85 to 94, high cholesterol might mean better brain health.

E-Cigarettes Expose Users to Toxic Metals

Lead, chromium and nickel are among some of the poisonous metals leaked by e-cigs.

Study Finds Possible Autism and Premature Birth Connection

There might be a connection between pre-term birth and autism, a brain developmental disorder that affects one in 150 U.S. children.

Exposure to Lead May Speed Brain Decline

New research shows that lead exposure might play a role in mental decline of aging adults—even if that exposure took place years earlier.

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