Delayed retirement tied to lower dementia risk in large French study
A French study of over 429 000 workers finds delaying retirement lowers dementia risk. For each extra year of work, dementia risk drops about 3.2 percent, with benefits from physical activity social connection and mental challenge cited. Research leader Carole Dufeuil presented results at the Boston conference.
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Illini boy miraculously revived after sand dune rescue
Six year old Nathan Woessner was buried under 11 feet of sand for over three hours in Indiana. A medic noted a breath and a head wound began bleeding as the truck bounced toward the hospital, prompting doctors to treat him en route.
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Fulton County judge pauses Hill execution over secrecy in lethal injection drug law
A Fulton County judge granted a temporary stay on Warren Lee Hill's execution to allow a hearing on Georgia's new law barring release of information about parties involved in executions. The stay could be lifted Thursday evening if the court rules otherwise.
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