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'Strong' early dementia sign others may notice first, study finds (opens the original)
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Voice disorders may be a more accurate sign of dementia than hearing loss, a new study reports. The findings come from the first large-scale study on diagnosed voice disorders and cognitive decline. One sign of dementia is cognitive decline — memory loss and decreased thinking skills that can be confused with natural ageing. People experiencing worsening voice quality and no hearing loss may be at 58% greater risk of dementia or cognitive impairment than those not experiencing a voice disorder,
I visited tiny car-free Scottish island a year after its international scandal (opens the original)
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In the hushed, misty summer morning on this speck of land off the west coast, I feel something I'm not quite sure I've experienced before: complete solitude. Walking around Easdale Island, it's as if the shroud-like haar has glided over the sea and ferried everyone else away. I have made a detour here on the well-worn path to the Isle of Skye. Round these parts, you won't have to elbow your way past hordes of tourists, or much of anyone, except for one highly anticipated weekend a year. This car
Masterpiece British period drama so good fans say 'Downton Abbey copied it' (opens the original)
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It's never been a better time to be a period drama fan. Between a whole spate of Jane Austen adaptations (a new Sense and Sensibility film and Netflix's upcoming Pride and Prejudice show), The Other Bennet Sister delighting audiences with its fresh take, to the upcoming second series of the Outlander prequel, it's an embarrassment of riches. But for some period drama fans, it's worth looking back at the masterpiece dramas that led the way. For many, Upstairs, Downstairs is the one to beat. This
Carol Kirkwood's life with younger husband in village where average home is £1m (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info After spending decades as the warm and welcoming face of the morning weather, Carol Kirkwood delivered her final broadcast on last April. After 28 years on BBC Breakfast, the beloved presenter bid farewell to working life. The programme may never quite be the same without her, but the 64-year-old Highlands native appears to be thoroughly content with her
Carol Kirkwood's life with younger husband in village where average home is £1m (opens the original)
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After spending decades as the warm and welcoming face of the morning weather, Carol Kirkwood delivered her final broadcast on last April. After 28 years on BBC Breakfast, the beloved presenter bid farewell to working life. The programme may never quite be the same without her, but the 64-year-old Highlands native appears to be thoroughly content with her decision. Carol recently gave fans an insight into life following her departure from early morning television and its punishing 2:45am starts.
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