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Eating Fish cuts Dementia risks. French scientists say that eating fish even once a week reduces risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. 

Young people are increasingly responsible for the spread of HIV/AIDS around the world.

Every 14 seconds a person between 15 and 24 is infected with the virus. They now account for half all new cases of the disease, the U.N. Population Fund said in its annual State of the World's Population report.   

  
 

Women who actually follow all of the standard health advice - eat sensibly, don't smoke, get some exercise, keep the weight down, have an occasional drink ,can reduce their chance of heart disease
 an astonishing 82 percent, according to a study from the landmark Nurses' Health Study, conducted at the Harvard School of Public Health.
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