Having short arms and legs may raise a person's risk of developing memory problems later in life, researchers said.
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Humans have been preoccupied to store and process information for a very long time. It allows humans to use the experience of the past generations and that of the others. The memory of each person defines him/her. Losing memory is like losing past and future, living in a continual present. Brain researches show that we do not have a unique memory and reveal that there are actually various types of memory, differentiated and complementary. The immediate memory lasts just milliseconds and...
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