MEDICINE & HEALTHA mouse study demonstrated that high fat and sugar diets are linked to cognitive decline like Alzheimer’s disease. Read to know more about the link.
Research reveals that social isolation is linked to the structure of the brain, as well as cognition. How is the association possible? Read to discover more.
Scientists advise people who are taking nootropics with L-serine and D-serine as brain boosters to exercise caution after finding a biomarker for Alzheimer's. Read on to learn more.
Two studies of smartphone use reveal opposing results depending on the user's age. Read on to find out how it can trigger Alzheimer's Disease among young people and help older adults with dementia.
Researchers have found a new similarity between humans and monkeys and that’s their ability to perceive their own heartbeats. Read more about this commonness.
Dementia is an uncurable brain disease that can still be tended through earlier diagnosis. Read on to know a new symptom that could tell if you are at risk of the illness.
People with memory disorders like Alzheimer’s and dementia find hope after a study offered the new potential for novel treatments. Find out more about it here.
A new study found that women are more vulnerable to developing Alzheimer’s Disease. Find out how the researchers used female mice to come up with their findings.
Older adults could maintain their brain and cognition healthy by physical exercise because it keeps the integrity of synapses intact, according to a new study.
A new study supports the hypothesis that the brains of men and women are different after finding genes that are more active in one gender than the other which increases risk of brain disorders.
A new study adds to the growing literature of the benefits people could get with olive oil. It showed that this Mediterranean diet staple could reduce the risk of heart and Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers led by Case Western Reserve University made a breakthrough discovery on the relationship of misshapen tau proteins and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients.
Researchers form UT Southwestern have identified more than 100 memory-sensitive neurons in a first of its kind study showing how memories are formed and retrieved in the brain.
A new study suggests that sleeping less than 4,5 hours and more than 6,5 hours per night increases that chances of a person to be affected with cognitive decline.