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Alzheimer's in China: A Rising Trend Among Younger Populations
On September 21, 2023, the world marked the 30th "World Alzheimer's Day." Currently, China is home to approximately 10 million Alzheimer's patients, the highest number globally. As the aging population grows, the incidence of dementia, primarily Alzheimer's disease, continues to rise. 
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Diamond's Dazzle Dims: Prices Plunge as Gold Glitters
For decades, diamonds have been the darlings of the luxury market. However, in the past year, the price of certified diamonds has plummeted by 35% to 40%, prompting many to question whether the era of exorbitantly priced diamonds is coming to an end. 
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Lhasa Poised to Become Next Fashion Capital of Western China
According to a report by Linkshop, the Wangfujing Shopping Center in Lhasa is set to open by the end of 2023, strategically located in Lhasa's Liuwu New District on Beijing Avenue, close to the train station and airport transit lines. With a total area of 302,000 square meters and a commercial area of 182,000 square meters, it's set to be Tibet's largest commercial complex. 
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Youth Reading Habits in the UK Shaped by YouTube and TikTok
This week, the spotlight is on YouTube as Gen Z's primary book information channel, Hollywood screenwriters struggling financially after nearly 100 days of strike, and Google's global music preparations for AI song licensing. 
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New COVID-19 Strain EG.5 Earns Watchful Eye from WHO; Global Risk Remains Low
On August 9, the World Health Organization (WHO) upgraded the COVID-19 variant EG.5 to a "variant of interest." This decision indicates that the reputable health organization believes there should be continued monitoring and research into EG.5. 
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Legal Implications of Surgical Errors
Surgical mistakes are an incredibly grave issue that can result in severe repercussions for patients and their loved ones. These errors have the potential to cause long-lasting pain, irreversible disabilities, or even loss of life. The consequences of surgical errors not only deeply affect individuals, but they also carry a substantial legal burden for everyone involved. 
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Slimming Pill Demand Skyrockets: Supply Shortages Impact Diabetic Patients
Following the sell-out of Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug Semaglutide, Eli Lilly, another major pharmaceutical company, is now facing a complete shortage of its own "miracle weight-loss drug," Mounjaro. The scramble for these drugs by individuals hoping to shed pounds has left many diabetes patients in a dire situation without their necessary medications. 
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Top Tips To Win In Online Casinos
Casino gambling is a popular form of entertainment that has been around for centuries. It is a great way to have fun and potentially win some money. People enjoy casino gambling for many reasons, including the excitement of the games, the social atmosphere, and the potential to win big. 
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Pedaling Against Parkinson's: The Power of Intensive Exercise in Slowing Disease Progression
In a groundbreaking revelation, researchers have discovered that intensive exercise could potentially slow the progression of Parkinson's disease, a neurodegenerative disorder that affects millions worldwide. This discovery could pave the way for new non-pharmacological treatment approaches, emphasizing the importance of physical activity in managing the condition. 
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Royal Insider Reveals Prince William's Hidden Turmoil Amid Harry's Oprah Interview
Prince William might have grappled with extreme discomfort in private as he anticipated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey, according to one royal insider. 
