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Chronic NSAID use may reduce risk of age-related cognitive decline -- NIA study.

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LONG-TERM NSAID USE LINKED TO REDUCED RISK OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE and other age-related causes of cognitive decline, according to a 7,671-subject prospective study that appears in the September issue of the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. Researchers at the National Institute on Aging, led by Renzo Rozzini, MD, P. Richiedei Hospital, Italy, reported that cognitive function at the end of a three-year observation period "was significantly higher in chronic NSAID users than in controls."
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