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Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Job insecurity in early adulthood linked to heightened risk of serious alcohol-related illness in later life

Minority ethnic NHS staff more likely to face workplace discrimination during pandemic than White colleagues

Same-level workplace falls set to rise amid surge in older female workforce numbers

Tai Chi may curb Parkinson’s disease symptoms and complications for several years

Genes may be responsible for third of complex regional pain syndrome cases

Stem cell therapy can safely slow progression of relapsing-remitting MS

Hairdressers, beauticians may be at heightened risk of ovarian cancer

Any regular physical activity at any age linked to better brain function

Lack of sleep during teenage years may heighten subsequent MS risk

Frequent visits to green space linked to lower use of certain prescription meds

First reported cases of clots in large arteries causing stroke following covid-19 vaccination

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