Obesity Linked to Premature Aging and Alzheimer’s in New Study
By Lecia Bushak | February 26th, 2020
Obesity continues to be a growing worldwide public health problem, with up to 1.9 billion adults globally considered to be overweight or obese. And…
How Flavonols, Found in Fruit and Tea, Can Stave Off Alzheimer’s
By Lecia Bushak | January 31st, 2020
As the dementia research community scrambles to find a cure—or at least a treatment—for the disease, researchers are becoming more and more certain about…
Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds: An Active Lifestyle May Slow Dementia Progression
By
Tanner Jensen
| January 9th, 2020
While researchers are looking into new forms of medicinal solutions to dementia, more and more attention is being paid to lifestyle-focused approaches to the…
Evidence Staying Active Slows Onset of Frontotemporal Dementia
By Lecia Bushak | January 8th, 2020
Scientists are continuing to search for answers to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, targeting beta-amyloid and tau protein, inflammation, and genetic factors in research…
It’s Not Just About Concussions: A Martial Artist’s CTE Diagnosis
By
Tanner Jensen
| December 2nd, 2019
When 51-year-old Steven Barbieri started experiencing memory problems, he never expected to receive a dementia diagnosis—particularly not one tied to his lifelong history of…
50% of Americans Are Worried About Developing Dementia, But Many Unaware of Preventive Steps
By Phil Gutis | November 18th, 2019
Americans are deeply worried about developing dementia, yet few have taken scientifically-proven preventative steps to protect their brains, according to a new report. More…
Preventing Cognitive Decline Through Precision Medicine, Lifestyle Changes
By Phil Gutis | October 30th, 2019
Researchers today said that for the first time they have clinical evidence that a series of lifestyle changes and medical interventions can slow cognitive…
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