Senile words: susceptibility to dementia may be apparent at an early age

Article Abstract:

A long-term study of nuns indicates that the factors that lead to the development of Alzheimer's disease are probably fixed at an early age. Nuns who later died with symptoms of Alzheimer's disease relied more than those who did not on simple sentences when writing essays as novices.

Research, Physiological aspects, Alzheimer's disease, Composition (Language arts)

---

Will deregulation save the banks?

Article Abstract:

The failure of many banks has led to speculation about deregulation. Banks could benefit from the marketing and underwriting of securities. Both government-insured bank deposits and limits on diversification have led to economic problems for banks.

Banking industry, Economic aspects, Column, Deregulation

---

Is it history or just e-mail?

Article Abstract:

The National Security Archive hopes to preserve the electronic mail sent by the Reagan Administration under the Federal Records Act. The administration contends that the electronic mail was not printed for preservation.

Laws, regulations and rules, Electronic mail systems, Email

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: A study of fundamental mechanisms of warp and recoil in hemming. Stamping blank optimal layout and coil sitting widths for single and multiple blanks
• Abstracts: Marijuana receptor gene cloned. Leishmania susceptibility puzzle gets another twist. Key piece found for immunology puzzle?
• Abstracts: Billion-dollar orphans: prescription for trouble. Anthropologists probe genes, brains at annual meeting. When it comes to evolution, humans are in the slow class
• Abstracts: First-class culprit: an autoimmunity theory meets with resistance. Life in the fast lane
• Abstracts: Metastatic machinations. Relative lightweights: plastics replace silica to make lower-cost aerogels

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.