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 Azeem Azhar speaks with Yale Professor of Social and Natural Science, Internal Medicine & Biomedical Engineering, Nicholas Christakis, whose latest book “Apollo’s Arrow,” lays out the three phases of the world’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic (read Anthony Chang’s review here). Christakis argues that each phase Source: Understanding the Enduring Consequences of Covid-19 – AIMed

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Anticholinergic medications treat an array of conditions, including allergies, depression, and urinary incontinence. New research again links these drugs with a higher risk of mild cognitive impairment, especially with larger doses. Source: Anticholinergic drugs linked with greater cognitive risk – Harvard Health

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