Alzheimer's disease is now known to be one of the major causes of Dementia. The cause of Alzheimer's is explained in new studies of respective researchers of Rochester University Medical Center and John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
New research shows an association between daily consumption of diet sodas with stroke and dementia. Diet sodas are prescriptions for stroke and dementia, according to a new study conducted by researchers from the School of Medicine of Boston University.
Scientists have identified the cause of neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia and Parkinson’s disease. The discovery is an advancement in the treatment of neurodegenerative disease.
Brain memories start to fade as aging began to strike. A new study has found a gene that may reduce brain aging and may help in advancing treatment of neurological disorders.
Researchers find a new way of treating Alzheimer's disease by isolating a particular protein. Protein Amyloid-B or AB is the contributing factor that needs to be cut-off
A study on the brains of former professional football players that developed dementia during their 60s led scientists to link repeated head injuries caused by headers to dementia.
An emerging research uses the odor of urine to detect whether a person is likely to develop Alzheimer's disease. Scientists found that changes before onset of dementia include a unique smell of urine.
After succeeding breakthroughs, researchers claimed that they are now in the era of great optimism. Scientists devoted to researching a cure for Alzheimer's disease predicted that the anti-dementia progression drug will be available within a decade.
Study claims that engaging on a 30 minute three-dimensional video game per day can boost memory. This new research is good news to all video gamers out there.
A new study suggests that going back to school will lessen the risk of having dementia. Dementia is one of the things that is often associated with a senior person displaying decreased mental activity.
Researchers cautioned that worrying on aging may actually increase risk of Alzheimer's disease because those who treat dementia as a disability are most likely to develop brain alterations similar to it.