Alzheimers Disease: – Wirtz: Beltway ‘scandals’ fall on deaf ears
Wirtz: Beltway ‘scandals’ fall on deaf ears
Yawn. Double yawn. We need some more Starbucks here. That’s how Midwesterners are reacting to the scandals in Washington — those of Scooter Libby and Alberto Gonzales — that are driving the Beltway media into a frenzy and Patrick Leahy and Charles Schumer into dementia.
Thousands Help Fight Against Disease
Half a million people are being asked to take part in a medical research project that could last the rest of their lives. Samples of blood and urine from people aged 40 to 69 will be examined to develop cures to a number of life-threatening and debilitating deseases.
Alzheimers cases on rise both nationally, locally
More than five million Americans live with Alzheimers disease a 10 percent increase since 2002 the Alzheimers Association reported Tuesday.
Health Highlights: March 20, 2007
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Man With Dementia, Alzheimers Strays From Pasadena
A 70-year-old man with dementia was missing Saturday, police said.
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