By Emily Woodruff Moderate to intense exercise does not halt or ease the symptoms of dementia in people who have already been diagnosed with…
We know that a sedentary lifestyle isn’t good for your health. Studies on inactivity have led to headlines like “Sitting Can Kill You,” and…
Alzheimer’s still does not have a cure or treatment, but there is one overarching message that both research and doctors support: Physical fitness may…
If the fountain of youth does exist, it’s at the end of a cycling path, a new study suggests. A lifetime of vigorous exercise—cycling,…
It’s easy to get lost in the advice for preventing Alzheimer’s: The research on prevention measures like brain games, alcohol intake and diet seems…
The phrase “jog your memory” takes on new meaning in light of research that shows the simple act of running can help improve memory…
Exercise is good for you—that’s a no brainer. But scientists are finding increasing evidence it’s crucial for a healthy brain. A new study that…
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