A recent study suggests that a two-step diagnostic strategy could improve accuracy in identifying Alzheimer's disease, and reduce the need for more invasive diagnostic testing.

Everclear rocks The Fillmore in Silver Spring, Maryland, sharing a bill with The Ataris just a few days after the release of Everclear’s new album.

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Led by technology shares, U.S. stocks are ticking higher as Wall Street recovers some of its losses from last week.

According to dermatologists and ENTs, boosting the moisture in your air may relieve head pressure, eczema and even allergies.

California legislators have passed a bill that aims to close a long-standing loophole in the state's water laws: Until now, regulators haven't had clear authority to investigate the water rights of some of the biggest water users.

Pepperdine University marked Sept. 11 with a display of nearly 3,000 flags, each representing a life lost on that day in 2001.

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Research in mice and human brain cell samples suggests that ponesimod, a drug approved for the treatment of multiple sclerosis, may also be a promising treatment for Alzheimer's disease.