Latest files detail FBI evidence against Epstein - after Andrew pictured at Sandringham Thousands of files relating to criminal investigations into Jeffrey Epstein have been released - featuring Andrew at Sandringham. But critics say the release doesn't comply with the law, and there is more to come. Follow live as we find out what's in the new release.
Putin accuses West of lying with war 'hysteria' | Ukraine war latest
Vladimir Putin has claimed that Western efforts to prepare for war are "hysteria" and a "lie". It comes as a new report suggests that Donald Trump is considering fresh sanctions on Russia's energy industry. Follow the latest here. In pictures: Putin presents soldiers who fought in Ukraine with Gold Star A bit more to bring you from the Russian president now.
Vladimir Putin has been presenting Russian soldiers who fought in Ukraine with medals of service.
Alzheimer's among elderly more widespread than previously thought, new study shows The study found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of the disease. Alzheimer's disease is more widespread in people above the age of 85 than previously thought, a pioneering study has suggested.
Researchers used a simple blood test to search for biomarkers associated with the development of dementia. The study also found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of Alzheimer's.
Researchers at King's College London, University of Gothenburg and Stavanger University Hospital analysed 11,486 blood samples provided by people over the age of 57 taking part in the Trondelag Health Study (HUNT) in Norway. They looked for how regularly proteins in the blood that have been linked to cognitive impairment came up, or the gradual deterioration in thinking, memory and reasoning.
The frequency of Alzheimer's disease neuropathological changes (ADNC) - deposits of proteins in the brain that lead to the death of nerve cells - grew with age, according to the analysis.
The study found it was higher in older people, but lower than previously estimated in the younger groups.
ADNC was present in fewer than 8% of those aged 65-69, jumping to 65.2% in patients over the age of 90.
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Latest files detail FBI evidence against Epstein - after Andrew pictured at Sandringham
Thousands of files relating to criminal investigations into Jeffrey Epstein have been released - featuring Andrew at Sandringham. But critics say the release doesn't comply with the law, and there is more to come. Follow live as we find out what's in the new release.
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Putin accuses West of lying with war 'hysteria' | Ukraine war latest
Vladimir Putin has claimed that Western efforts to prepare for war are "hysteria" and a "lie". It comes as a new report suggests that Donald Trump is considering fresh sanctions on Russia's energy industry. Follow the latest here.
In pictures: Putin presents soldiers who fought in Ukraine with Gold Star
A bit more to bring you from the Russian president now.
Vladimir Putin has been presenting Russian soldiers who fought in Ukraine with medals of service.
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Alzheimer's among elderly more widespread than previously thought, new study shows
The study found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of the disease.
Alzheimer's disease is more widespread in people above the age of 85 than previously thought, a pioneering study has suggested.
Researchers used a simple blood test to search for biomarkers associated with the development of dementia.
The study also found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of Alzheimer's.
Researchers at King's College London, University of Gothenburg and Stavanger University Hospital analysed 11,486 blood samples provided by people over the age of 57 taking part in the Trondelag Health Study (HUNT) in Norway.
They looked for how regularly proteins in the blood that have been linked to cognitive impairment came up, or the gradual deterioration in thinking, memory and reasoning.
The frequency of Alzheimer's disease neuropathological changes (ADNC) - deposits of proteins in the brain that lead to the death of nerve cells - grew with age, according to the analysis.
The study found it was higher in older people, but lower than previously estimated in the younger groups.
ADNC was present in fewer than 8% of those aged 65-69, jumping to 65.2% in patients over the age of 90.
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