Possible Link Between HDL Levels and Dementia Risk in Older Individuals Sheds New Light on the Role of 'Good' Cholesterol

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.05.2023 08:44 AM

Study suggests high or low HDL cholesterol levels in older individuals may raise dementia risk, challenging beliefs about "good cholesterol. Read the article for more details.

Early Life Concussions Linked to Long-Term Cognitive Decline and Dementia Risk, Study Finds

09.07.2023 09:49 AM

A study on twins who served in World War II revealed that concussions in early life lead to lower long-term memory and thinking skills and faster cognitive decline. Continue reading to learn more.

Brain Health Fitness Tracker? Custom-Made Headband Can Help With Alzheimer's Early Detection During Sleep

08.31.2023 23:12 PM

The novel device serves as proof of the principle that brain waves during sleep could be a digital biomarker for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease. Read to learn more.

Older People With Limited Social Contact More Likely To Experience Loss of Overall Brain Volume, Study Reveals

07.13.2023 05:40 AM

A new study shows a link between limited social contact and brain volume loss, particularly in dementia-affected areas. Continue reading to learn more.

How To Distinguish Alzheimer's Disease from Normal Aging: Identifying Early Warning Signs of Dementia

06.21.2023 05:58 AM

Progressive and recurring memory loss is a key indicator of Alzheimer's disease to distinguish it from normal symptoms of aging. Read the article to learn how to spot these early warning signs.

Experts Found the Link Between Gut Health and Brain Functions; Provide Key in Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease

05.12.2023 11:10 AM

Studies about gut microbiome reveal their connection with brain functions and their potential link to Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more.

Atrial Fibrillation 'AFib' Treatment Through Catheter Ablation May Reduce One's Risk of Developing Dementia, Study Says

04.25.2023 01:12 AM

Catheter treatment of atrial fibrillation, a prevalent heart condition involving irregular rhythm, may reduce dementia risk. Read to learn more.

Nose-Picking Linked to Higher Chances of Developing Alzheimer's Disease, Study Reveals

04.24.2023 08:01 AM

New research reveals that nose-picking can potentially facilitate the entry of pathogens through the damaged nasal mucosa, leading to the development of amyloid beta plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more details.

Having High Blood Pressure in One's 30s is Linked to Poor Brain Health by 70s, Study Says

04.15.2023 22:35 PM

The study adds to the growing evidence regarding how one's cardiovascular condition during early adulthood may significantly impact brain health later on. Read to learn more.

Alzheimer’s Disease May Not Be a Brain Damage But an Autoimmune Condition, Study Says

04.07.2023 20:00 PM

Alzheimer's disease may have been an autoimmune disease all along. Read to learn more. The prevention and cure of Alzheimer's disease, which is the most common type of dementia, have become a huge focus in the past years.

Keep Your Brain Healthy: Higher Magnesium Consumption May Reduce Dementia Risk, Lessen Age-Related Shrinkage

03.26.2023 02:00 AM

Taking in higher amounts of magnesium starting from a younger age may protect individuals against neurodegenerative conditions and cognitive decline during their 40s. Read to learn more.

Laxative Usage Heightens Risk of Developing Dementia by 50% [STUDY]

02.23.2023 21:08 PM

On top of this, the specific type of laxative and the number of laxative types were seen to play a role in heightening risks of developing dementia. Read to learn more.

'Die Hard' Actor Bruce Willis Battles Frontotemporal Dementia Nearly One Year After Retiring Due to Aphasia

02.17.2023 01:48 AM

The 'Die Hard' star's condition was seen to progress to frontotemporal dementia. Read to know more.

Youngest Alzheimer's Disease Patient Is a 19-Year-old Teenager in China; What Is the Average Age of Such a Diagnosis?

02.16.2023 06:08 AM

Despite his early age, a case study attributes the teen's memory issues to likely Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more details.

New Brain Disease Found in 3 Kids Could Help Understand Dementia, Alzheimer's [Study]

02.15.2023 09:00 AM

A still unnamed brain disease may pave the way for a better understanding of dementia and Alzheimer's. Read the article for the full story.

Early Retirement Affects Cognition, Leads to a Remarkable IQ Drop, Research Says

01.15.2023 22:07 PM

Research shows that early retirement may lead to a decline in cognition and IQ. Read to know more about these findings.

Smoking Linked to Cognitive Decline as More Middle-Aged Smokers Report Having Memory Loss, Confusion

01.07.2023 00:28 AM

A new study shows that smoking could cause a higher chance of memory loss, disorientation, and cognitive decline in middle age people. Read the article to learn more.

Scientists Discover How a Certain Protein Is More Common in Women with Alzheimer's Than Men; Could This Be Why Women Are More Prone to Developing Alzheimer's?

12.28.2022 03:45 AM

Researchers observe the presence higher levels of a certain protein among female brains with Alzheimer's compared to their male counterparts. Read to know more about these findings and their impact.

Dolphin With Dementia: Scientists Proposed Grim Theory on Cetaceans Cases Stranded on Shorelines

12.22.2022 02:14 AM

A news study suggests that stranded dolphins may have weak leaders that have brain problems. Read on to know more about this news!

Forgetfulness: When Is It Normal and When Do You Need to Get Help?

12.19.2022 11:00 AM

While forgetfulness can be normal, there are times when they actually signal an underlying issue. Read to know more.

Hearing Aids May Help the Brain Stay Fit and Reduce Risks of Developing Dementia

12.13.2022 20:30 PM

A recent review shows preliminary findings about how hearing aids may have the capacity to make the brain stay fit and decrease changes of developing dementia. Read to know more about these findings and how significant they could be.