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Recent findings underscore the importance of addressing sedentary behavior in older adults as an independent risk factor for dementia, highlighting a significant opportunity for interventions focused on lifestyle modifications.

In the face of misinformation, it’s crucial to remember that the vast majority of parents support vaccination, with data showing high coverage rates for essential vaccines among US children.

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In light of the voluntary recall of Neptune’s Fix due to its dangerous ingredient, tianeptine, healthcare professionals should be vigilant in advising patients against the use of unregulated supplements and emphasize the importance of FDA-approved treatments.