Nov. 4: Mortality, brain health, shift work

By News Staff

Posted November 5, 2014 7:18 am.

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New iPhone app called Deadline says it aims to motivate people to be healthy by claiming to tell them when they’re going to die
Study suggests exercise not only builds muscle power, but also helps your brain as well
Research says doing shift work is not good for your brain

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