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MAAS
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MAASMulticast Address Allocation Server (host providing multicast address allocation services to end users)
MAASMaastricht Aging Study
MAASMeet and Assist (airlines)
MAASMobile Aircraft Arresting System
MAASMaharashtra Association of Anthropological Sciences (India)
MAASMesa Academy for Advanced Studies (Arizona)
MAASMultimedia Analysis & Archive System (General Dynamics)
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The new study tested participants in Holland's long-term Maastricht Aging Study who were free of neurological problems such as dementia, Parkinson's disease or stroke.
Healthy older brains not smaller than younger ones by Asian News International
8) In the Maastricht Aging Study, in which 241 participants of different ages were followed for 12 years, a high level of fish consumption was associated with better performance on memory tasks--even though the calculated DHA intake did not correlate with improved cognitive effects.
Cognition and Omega-3 fatty acids by Bryhn, Morten / Nutraceutical Business & Technology
 
 
 
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