Blood pressure swings could be an early sign for dementia
A new study from Australian researchers has found that sudden changes in blood pressure could increase the risk of developing dementia and other vascular...
Frequent use of sleep pills may raise dementia risk
A new study from the University of California, San Francisco, suggests that using sleep medications often may increase the risk of developing dementia—especially in...
Indoor temperature may affect dementia risk in older people, study finds
A new study shows that the temperature inside your home may affect how well your brain works—especially if you're an older adult.
This research highlights...
Even any amount alcohol may increase dementia risk, study shows
Many people believe that having a small amount of alcohol now and then might be good for the brain.
But a large new study suggests...
Early warning signs can predict dementia years in advance
Dementia is a condition that affects millions of people around the world. It causes problems with memory, thinking, behavior, and the ability to carry...
Why caring for your heart could lower cancer and dementia risk
Taking care of your heart doesn’t just protect you from heart attacks and strokes—it helps your entire body stay healthier and stronger.
A new study...
Walking speed and grip strength may help predict dementia early
A recent study from Monash University has revealed that simple physical tests like walking speed and grip strength could be used to predict the...
Can’t sleep? Insomnia may speed up brain aging and dementia onset
Having trouble sleeping might do more than leave you tired the next day—it could also speed up brain aging.
A new study published in Neurology...
Weight change in older people may contribute to faster memory and thinking decline
A new study from Penn State University has found that adults over the age of 65 who lose weight or have weight that goes...
Can a common diabetes drug help prevent dementia?
Type 2 diabetes is a long-term illness that affects how the body handles sugar in the blood.
Normally, a hormone called insulin helps keep blood...