Another Alzheimer’s Vaccine Moves Closer to Human Trials
By Deborah Kan | December 31st, 2019
With repeated drug failures to treat Alzheimer’s disease in recent years, scientists are racing to find a vaccine to prevent the disease from evolving….
New Test Predicts Alzheimer’s Memory Loss Far in Advance
By Lecia Bushak | November 19th, 2019
Researchers may now be able to predict memory problems far in advance by identifying certain brain activity patterns. In a new study out of…
Walking This Many Steps a Day Can Protect Brain From Alzheimer’s, Says Study
By Being Patient | July 17th, 2019
How much walking does it take to keep your brain resilient against Alzheimer’s? Researchers have discovered the ideal amount of daily moderate exercise needed…
Healthy Lifestyle Lowers Risk of Alzheimer’s in People With High Genetic Risk
By Being Patient | July 15th, 2019
By living a healthy lifestyle, people with a high genetic risk of Alzheimer’s can lower their risk of getting the disease. That’s according to…
Crafting and Computer Use May Delay Memory Loss
By Being Patient | July 11th, 2019
Want to slow down, or possibly prevent, age-related memory loss? A new study in the journal Neurology suggests that certain daily activities may do…
Even Single Bouts of Exercise Promote Neuron Growth and Brain Health
By 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…
Yoga, Brain Games, or Support Groups? Study Assesses Interventions for People With Mild Cognitive Impairment
By Being Patient | May 22nd, 2019
Can yoga and brain games slow down or improve quality of life in people with mild memory and cognitive issues? A new study sponsored…
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