When Alzheimer’s Disease Is Really Something Else…
Mayo Clinic researchers discover Limbic-Predominant Amnestic Neurodegenerative Syndrome (LANS), a memory disorder that mimics Alzheimer’s.
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Old Brain Cells Become Young Again
Cambridge scientists reverse aging in brain stem cells by altering their environment. This discovery could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer's.
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The Truth About Young Onset Dementia
A new study reveals a sharp increase in early-onset Alzheimer's cases among younger adults aged 30-64, nearly doubling in incidence over a decade.
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Expert Panel Adds Two New Dementia Risk Factors
Discover how managing two newly identified risk factors—untreated vision loss and high LDL cholesterol—can significantly reduce the risk of dementia.
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This Part of Your Body May be the Very Heart of the Aging Process
Inside your brain, there’s a very small section of tissue that some researchers believe is the very heart of the aging process.They also think this tiny but crucially important area holds clues that
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What Does Daydreaming Have To Do With Dementia?
A new non-invasive brain scan can predict dementia up to nine years before diagnosis with over 80% accuracy.
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Bright Spots On The Brain May Cause Alzheimer’s Disease
Discover how white matter hyperintensities (WMHs), seen as bright spots on brain scans, may cause Alzheimer’s and how to prevent them easily.
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Discover the Best Nootropics for Focus: Boost Your Productivity and Clarity
Discover the best nootropics for focus, memory, and mental clarity. Learn how natural supplements can boost cognitive function.
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How Hobbies Slow Memory Decline, Even In Those With Cognitive Issues
Discover how engaging in hobbies like puzzles, reading, and games can help slow memory decline, even in individuals with mild cognitive impairment.
Lifestyle
“Go Green” And Save Your Memory
Discover how spending time in green spaces can improve cognitive health, and even reduce Alzheimer’s risk for those with a genetic predisposition.
Lifestyle
Detect Early Onset Dementia… with Your Phone?
A new smartphone app shows promise in detecting early signs of frontotemporal dementia (FTD), outperforming traditional in-person tests in clinical trials.
Lifestyle
Do These Lights Increase Your Dementia Risk?
Nighttime light exposure is a newly identified risk factor for Alzheimer's, especially in those under 65. Here's what to do to protect yourself.
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Does a High IQ Hold the Key to a Longer Life?
The intricate wiring of 100 billion or so neurons in a human brain makes the connections in your computer look like a kid’s toy.Those neurons are interconnected in ways that are intensely complicated
Natural Health
The Less Active Your Brain, the Longer You'll Live
Keeping your brain active through brain games can stave off age-related memory loss, it’s true. But there’s a different kind of “brain activity” you’ll want to avoid for better longevity.I’m talking
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Can You Think Your Way to a Younger Brain and Body?
Recently, Harvard researchers examined a Tibetan monk named Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche who teaches meditation at a monastery. When researchers scanned his brain, they discovered a wonderful
Natural Health
Can Melatonin Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease?
Discover how melatonin can protect your brain from Alzheimer's by blocking harmful proteins, regulating insulin, and reducing inflammation.
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How to Reverse Brain Aging Through Diet
Scientists have studied longevity in numerous animal species, from fruit flies to rodents to monkeys, and in almost every case they found that calorie restriction extends life span. But why?Ketone
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Boost Brain Energy 14% By Doing One Thing
Boost your brain's energy by 14% with the supplement citicoline, backed by groundbreaking research from University College London.
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6 Ways Phosphatidylserine Boosts Your Brain
Discover how phosphatidylserine (PS) boosts brain health by enhancing memory, reducing stress, improving focus, and supporting cognitive function.
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Does Eating Red Meat Raise Your Risk of Memory Loss?
Harvard research links this kind of red meat to a higher risk of dementia and cognitive decline.