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Diagnostic advancements in blood-based testing are shifting the Alzheimer's detection timeline, enabling the identification of risks years before symptoms.
New research identifies two drugs with potential to prevent long COVID, even as brain scan studies pinpoint damage to dopamine neurons.
New research challenges the long-held belief that genetics provide the primary shield against cognitive decline in SuperAgers.
Researchers at the University of Kentucky have identified a potential biological mechanism behind sleep disruption in Alzheimer’s patients.
New neurological research suggests that age-related changes in brain health significantly alter sleep patterns and early morning wakefulness.
A new study shocks couples by linking a spouse’s dementia diagnosis to a 70‑plus percent jump in their own dementia risk.
Neurologists and brain health experts are emphasizing early, daily lifestyle interventions to mitigate the effects of cognitive ageing.
A new large-scale study reveals a statistical correlation between dementia diagnoses in married couples, prompting global health discussions.
World Brain Day coverage highlights neurological health awareness, focusing on daily habits and potential warning signs for cognitive decline.
New research suggests a potential link between long-term exposure to road traffic noise and an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
New research suggests a correlation between frequent television viewing during midlife and the reduction of brain structures later in life.
New research suggests a potential link between heavy television consumption and the reduction of brain structures in middle-aged adults.
New research indicates that geographic location and residential zip codes may serve as significant predictors for long-term dementia risk.
New research identifies a correlation between prolonged sleep duration and the presence of blood proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
New clinical studies suggest blood-based testing can identify Alzheimer’s disease risk in healthy adults up to a decade before symptom onset.
Researchers are investigating a human-safe drug candidate that shows potential in repairing DNA damage associated with Alzheimer’s disease in mice.
A new clinicopathologic study suggests Alzheimer's amyloid-clearing treatments may demonstrate uneven efficacy across different brain regions.
Recent research indicates that reducing nightly sleep by 80 minutes is associated with an increased risk of weight gain and potential health complications.
Neurologists and health outlets agree: two simple habits may slash dementia risk by half—here’s what’s driving the buzz.
Researchers have identified a protein complex potentially responsible for the spread of Parkinson’s disease within the brain.
New research suggests dominant-hand preference is a byproduct of lifelong practice rather than a hard-wired biological trait.
New research indicates that measurable declines in workplace productivity may appear as long as 15 years before an early-onset dementia diagnosis.
New research suggests Alzheimer’s may begin with symptoms far beyond memory loss—changing how early detection is approached
Researchers identify potential blood-based biomarkers that could detect dementia risk *decades* before symptoms emerge
Recent research links persistent vision issues following COVID-19 infections to underlying nerve damage and immune system dysregulation.
New research suggests alcohol consumption affects brain plasticity and Alzheimer's-related circuits differently depending on underlying brain pathology.
New clinical research and expert warnings are highlighting significant health risks linked to alcohol consumption, sparking a global conversation on moderation.
A recent study identifies a specific walking habit among 80-year-olds that may be linked to a reduced risk of cognitive decline.
New scientific findings indicate that brain health remains adaptable and capable of measurable improvement throughout an individual's lifespan.
Researchers identify a potential link between chronic fatigue syndrome and dysfunction within the brain's waste-clearing system.
New research highlights a potential link between cardiac function and early indicators of cognitive decline.
New research ties sleep habits and genetics to accelerated brain aging linked with early Alzheimer’s risk
A migraine subtype without headache is sparking debate—and missed diagnoses—among neurologists
Scientists link extreme heat to cognitive decline, mental health crises and workplace productivity drops
New reports identify four potential early warning signs of dementia that may emerge before memory loss.
New research from Iowa State and other institutions is prompting increased scrutiny of the link between menopause and neurological brain changes.
Medical experts are identifying the midlife period as a critical window for proactive neurological health monitoring and potential Alzheimer’s indicators.
New research highlights biological pathways and cellular activity that may influence stroke recovery processes.
Emerging research indicates a potential correlation between the shingles vaccine and a reduced risk of dementia in older adults.
Researchers have identified a potential mechanism behind the progression of Alzheimer’s disease involving a specific protein.
Medical reports identify a pork tapeworm infestation in a Spanish man initially believed to be suffering from brain cancer.
New research links chronic stress to measurable changes in blood structure—raising alarms about unseen bodily impacts.
Psilocybin sparks unprecedented Alzheimer’s breakthrough in single-case study—raising hope and ethical questions
Social media is circulating a viral 'pinky exercise' claiming to assess or prevent dementia and cognitive decline.
New reports highlight the intersection of cognitive health through exercise and the potential risks posed by outdoor-roaming cats.
Recent research links blood metabolites to brain aging and cognitive health, revealing distinct patterns across genders and age groups.
Scientists identify tubulin protein as a potential blocker of toxic brain clumps in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
Recent research suggests specific sleep stages may be vital for brain health and dementia risk mitigation.
New research ties vitamin C to slower brain aging—could your breakfast juice be the key?