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University of Iowa College of Public Health Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, Nichole Nidey, said postpartum depression is ...

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Outdoor nighttime light pollution exposure is associated with a higher risk of developing Alzheimer disease, especially among younger adults.

Researchers analyzed clinical data from over 1.7 million young people, revealing significant increases in diagnosed ...

In a Canadian study, a higher depression genetic burden was associated with increased MS disease activity. The findings ...

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