Sujet : Re: young-onset dementia (YOD)
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Groupes : misc.news.internet.discussDate : 17. Jan 2025, 10:59:23
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On Thu, 16 Jan 2025, Auric Hellman wrote:
law-enforcement for DUI has played a large role in this reduction. Marijuana use is a different subject for a different day.
Please, I'm very interested ni marijuana use. It seems like washington is
rolling back their experiment with free use, everywhere, since it did not yield
beautiful fruit.
Is marijuana use something you would endorse? The reason I am asking is that
europe, always being the follower, is sure to legalize it en masse, so it would
be fun to learn about any mistakes or lessons from the US, to then sit back and
watch the disaster (if any) unfold in europe as it did in the US.
Higher levels of formal education and lower physical frailty (measured
through higher handgrip strength) were also associated with a lower
YOD risk. This all helps to fill in some of the knowledge gaps around
YOD.
https://www.sciencealert.com/major-study-links-15-factors-to-early-dementia-risk
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young-onset dementia (YOD)
Re: young-onset dementia (YOD)