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The Most Common Types of Dementia and Their Warning Signs, Explained by Experts Original

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By Marisa Cohen Verified
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Many people automatically think of Alzheimer’s disease when they hear the word “dementia.” While Alzheimer’s is the most common type, there are multiple kinds of dementia. Below, doctors explain different types of dementia. “Dementia means that the brain isn’t working well—there are treatable types, reversible types, and types we have limited options for,” says Douglas Scharre, M.D., medical director of the Center for Cognitive and Memory Disorders at The Ohio State University.
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Can Sleeping With a Fan on Actually Make You Sick? Experts Weigh In

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By Marisa Cohen Verified
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If you live in a house that can't seem to cool off properly in the summer, or an apartment that tends to get overheated in the winter, a fan blowing cool air through the room can be your favorite sleep-time accessory. But you may have heard some buzz on social media that sleeping with a fan can be hazardous for your health — so is that true?
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My Entire Life, I Battled Weight Gain and Exhaustion. One Diagnosis Changed Everything.

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By Marisa Cohen Verified
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When I was a kid, I would sleep a lot, often 12 or 13 hours at a time. I didn’t think that was unusual, because everyone in my family liked to sleep! My only hint that maybe that wasn’t typical was when one of my friends told me she would get so bored whenever she slept over, because she would have to wait hours in the morning for me to wake up. But that was just the start of my struggles.
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