Alzheimer’s and Social Interaction: Here’s What You Need to Know
Humans are social beings — and clinical research shows they need a healthy social life to function. Social isolation and loneliness have been found…
Humans are social beings — and clinical research shows they need a healthy social life to function. Social isolation and loneliness have been found…
Could viruses cause Alzheimer’s or other neurodegenerative diseases? There is mounting evidence supporting the link and turning the tide on what was once considered…
Hearing loss is one of the most influential modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. The good news is…
A ground-breaking 2015 study showed that some cases of dementia are preventable with the right exercise and diet. We sat down with the study’s…
Chris Hemsworth, the 39-year-old actor best known for his portrayal of Thor the God of Thunder (and his luscious, golden hair), has discovered he…
We looked at all the credible, peer-reviewed studies out there, talked to experts, and got to the bottom of the question about whether or…
Research shows two of every five cases of Alzheimer’s and related dementias are preventable. According to credible, peer-reviewed scientific studies, here are the 8…
A newly discovered gene for a protein called SHMOOSE is found to raise Alzheimer’s risk by 30 percent — the most substantial risk factor…
University of Birmingham neurology fellow and dreams researcher Abidemi Otaiku discusses his new study on nightmares as a possible predictor of cognitive decline or…
Falling is linked to impairments across memory, concentration and cognition in adults over the age of 65. After sudden falls or loss of balance,…
Two years after a COVID-19 infection, adults aged over 65 may be more at risk of developing dementia and other cognitive disorders. According to…
For expecting moms, temporary pregnancy-related conditions high blood pressure or diabetes can leave a mark on blood vessels in the brain. New research links…
Several studies find that socioeconomic factors — like living in lower-income neighborhoods, earning less money, or having parents who earned less money — are…
Neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience experts Barbara Jacquelyn Sahakian and Christelle Langley at University of Cambridge and Chun Shen and Jianfeng Feng at Fudan University…
Research presented at AAIC found that people whose diets are full of junk food developed cognitive decline faster than those with healthier eating habits….