Even Single Bouts of Exercise Promote Neuron Growth and Brain Health
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Being Patient
| July 3rd, 2019
Maybe you don’t work out often as you’d like. Perhaps you hit the gym once or twice a week, or enjoy a hike or…
At the Age of 29, Her Husband Was Diagnosed With Frontotemporal Degeneration Dementia
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Tanner Jensen
| July 1st, 2019
When her husband first started experiencing memory problems and behavioral changes at 29 years old, the last thing Katie Brandt would have expected was…
Researchers Discover Brain Protein Clusterin Disrupts Brain Synapses in Alzheimer’s
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Being Patient
| June 27th, 2019
Researchers now have a clearer understanding of how the Alzheimer’s gene ApoE4 disrupts brain cells, leading to cell death and dementia symptoms. A study…
Anticholinergic Medications May Increase Dementia Risk by 50%
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Being Patient
| June 24th, 2019
Are the drugs you’re taking putting you at increased risk for dementia? A new study in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine gives good reason…
Researchers Study a Link Between Alzheimer’s Signs in Dolphins and Humans
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Remmya Kaparampil
| June 18th, 2019
Lead researcher and neurology professor at the University of Miami Dr. Deborah Mash is studying the link between Alzheimer’s signs in dolphins and humans….
Common Acne Drug Could Help Prevent Vascular Dementia and Heart Disease
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Being Patient
| June 12th, 2019
A common acne drug could prevent the hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis), a condition that’s linked to heart disease and vascular dementia. Researchers at…
High LDL Cholesterol May Contribute to Early-Onset Alzheimer’s
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Being Patient
| May 28th, 2019
A new study published in JAMA Neurology links high levels of “bad” LDL cholesterol with early-onset Alzheimer’s. According to lead author of the study…
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