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Electromagnetic exposure - connections

Electromagnetic exposure ->

Increases Risk Of: Alzheimer's disease (Duration: long-term)

Electromagnetic fields - connections

Electromagnetic fields ->

Causes: Headaches (Source: cell or portable phone; Category: non-dietary)

-> Electromagnetic fields

Diary - Identifies (Source: cell or portable phone)

Elderly dementia patients - connections

-> Elderly dementia patients

Ginkgo biloba - Affects (Evidence: one study)

Can high electromagnetic field exposure raise dementia risk? What effect does head trauma have on dementia risk? Is Lewy body dementia characterized by normal sulfur levels? Can high copper levels promote mental fog and dementia? What percentage of dementia cases are caused by Alzheimer's? Does ginkgo biloba improve cognitive function in early dementia? Is vascular dementia distinct from Alzheimer's disease? What effect does sun exposure have on cutaneous vitamin D3? Can high nickel exposure induce nasal sinus cancer in workers? Can liquid vitamin products undergo oxidation upon air exposure? What vitamin C status is affected by high chlorine exposure? Can low vitamin D status occur in vegans without sun exposure? What effect does sun exposure season have on vitamin D synthesis? Can high barium exposure occur near industrial tile manufacturing? What effect does sun exposure have on vitamin D synthesis? Can high nickel exposure induce reactive oxygen species ROS? Can high calcium levels increase risk of ischemic stroke? Does long term corticosteroid use elevate osteoporosis risk? Can long term low stomach acid raise cancer risk? Does vitamin D3 deficiency elevate viral ARDS risk in lungs?

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