Alzheimer's disease risk could be slashed by these 4 exercises, new study says
Engaging in exercise that gets your heart rate up could not just benefit the body but could also protect your brain.
Sundown Syndrome Is Why People With Alzheimer's Get More Confused at Night
Brain damage caused by dementia can lead to anxiety, fear, and irritability, especially in the evening. This is how ...
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Dementia Risk May Be Doubling, New Study Says—Here’s What You Can Do About It
Here's what you should know.Reviewed by Dietitian Annie Nguyen, M.A., RDWe all forget things now and then—people’s names, ...
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Analysts tip Eisai, Biogen and Lilly to drive eightfold explosion in Alzheimer's market value
GlobalData analysts are predicting an Alzheimer’s disease market boom, tipping its value across major regions to increase ...
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Has Our Dementia Risk Doubled? Don’t Panic – Here’s What to Do
Recent headlines suggest that up to 42% of people ages 55 and older face an eventual dementia diagnosis. But some experts have a follow-up message: Risk isn't the same as destiny, and there are ways ...
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New probes offer insight into cholesterol's role in Alzheimer's disease
The search for answers to Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative disorders remains one of the most pressing goals in brain research. Maciej J. Stawikowski, Ph.D., an assistant professor of ...
New diagnostic criteria for LATE dementia offer hope for improved care
Researchers at the University of Kentucky's Sanders-Brown Center on Aging are at the forefront of advancing dementia research ...
Alzheimer's disease risk could be lowered by doing any of these four exercises, new study says
A new study has linked one type of exercise with a reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease, alongside its other health benefits.
5 ways to reduce your dementia risk as study estimates U.S. cases could double by 2060
The number of Americans who will develop dementia—a progressive decline in memory, thinking skills, communication, and ...
Why Do Taxi Drivers Have a Lower Risk of Alzheimer’s?
The finding has implications for all of us, write Harvard physician-researchers Christopher Worsham and Anupam Jena.