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Blacklight Blue: The Third Enzo Files
by Peter May
A mystery-solving Scot in France (9/4/2008)
Another intriguing episode of the Enzo files. In his efforts to solve another cold case in France, Enzo arouses someone determined to stop him by attacks on him and his family. He stubbornly persists and finds the killer.

This series is based on an innovative premise in a well written mystery format.
Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research
by Sue Halpern
Hopeful news about Alzeimer's (5/7/2008)
This is a well written, well researched account of the most recent advances in memory research. Halpern herself underwent many of the psychological tests and neurological procedures by new, cutting-edge machines. There are no definitive answers to the causes of Alzheimer's Disease, but there have been encouraging advances.

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