Could picking your nose lead to dementia? Australian researchers are looking into it

Could picking your nose lead to dementia? Australian researchers are looking into it

An annoying habit, or one that has potentially serious consequences? Australian researchers are looking into whether nose-picking could help a bacteria linked to dementia get into the brain.

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