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A study published in the journal JAMA Network Open Monday found olive oil helps lower your risk of dementia-related death.Scientists, including researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, analyzed more than 92,000 adults over a span of 28 years. Research participants were around the age of 56 on average when the study started.The participants were given a questionnaire about their diets every 4 years.They found that those who ate at least 7 grams, or one fourth of an ounce, of ol
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stanley thermos mug Milwaukee. The newest COVID-19 test in Milwaukee is run by a company called Curative. They offer mobile COVID-19 tests out of a van, which has been stationed at Barack Obama High School since Dec. 29, 2020. But the FDA released a safety communications saying Curatives test can give false negative results.TMJ4 News shared that warning with Kaity, who did not want to give her last name. Kaity got tested by Curative about two weeks ago at the Barack Obama High School testing site. Its kind of disappointing. You went into this, into the test hoping you could get accurate results, said Kaity. TMJ4 News Kaity was tested for COVID-19 by Curative at the mobile Milwaukee testing site at Barack Obama High School. The Curative test debuted in Milwaukee on Dec. 29. The company operates out of a van and travels to areas where people typically dont have easy access to COVID-19 tests. The City of Milwaukee hired Curative to administer these tests, which has people do their own nasal swabs. Some of the false negatives, we assume, are related more to oral swabs and saliva. The evidence based for using nasal swabs
