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<td style="font-family: Constantia; padding-left: 10px; font-size: 17px"><b style="color: #DF0000; font-size: 20px">Latest research</b> from scientists at a leading University from the United Kingdom have discovered a surprising link between having a desire to itch in an “odd” certain part of your body and the onset of Alzheimer’s.<br />
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<p>If you find yourself wanting to itch/scratch this part of your body scientists are saying this is a signal for the onset of the deterioration of neuronal pathways in the brain, and ultimately Alzheimer’s.<br />
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<span style="color: #fff">said Thomas Yuill, a retired pathobiologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who was one of the first to raise alarms about the invaderseThe first long-horned tick was found last summer in western New Jersey This summer they were collected in public parks and a golf course in Bergen, Essx and Middlese counties in New Jersey, and in wooded and grassy areas of New York’s Westchester County They were reported in Pennsylvania for the first time last week, and have been sighted in Arkansas, North Carolina, Virgiia and West VirgiiaeThey were found feeding on horses, dogs, deer, a calf, a sheep and an opossum. They do bite humans, but it is not clear how often People should use the same precautions they do against domestic ticks, experts said, such as using repellents and chcking for ticks after walking through woods or tall grass Tadhgh Rainey, an entomologist at the public </span><br />
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