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Few people with early dementia eligible for new Alzheimer’s drug

A recent study in Neurology has shed light on the eligibility of older adults with early-stage Alzheimer's to receive groundbreaking monoclonal antibody treatments. These treatments...

BCG vaccine might ward off Alzheimer’s disease, study finds

Alzheimer’s disease, a form of dementia, affects millions worldwide, leaving families heartbroken and researchers in a persistent hunt for a cure. A surprising candidate, the...

Behavioral symptoms in dementia can increase divorce risk

Growing older often comes with challenges, and among them is the risk of developing dementia. As dementia becomes more prevalent, the strain it puts on...

Common diabetes drug may help prevent dementia, study finds

People with diabetes are unfortunately more predisposed to dementia, a condition impairing memory and cognitive abilities. However, a new study sheds a promising light on...

Mild cognitive impairment linked to worse decision-making in daily life

As we age, our cognitive abilities can change. A condition called Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) serves as a warning sign for potential further decline, such...

Wildfires and farming linked to pollution-related dementia

Recent research from the University of Michigan suggests that wildfires and farming activities could impact our cognitive health, especially when it comes to diseases...

Higher antioxidant levels might reduce dementia risk, study finds

A recent study in the Neurology journal by the American Academy of Neurology has suggested a potential link between higher antioxidant levels in the...

Tau Imaging may help develop new Alzheimer’s treatment

Alzheimer's disease is a medical condition where people slowly lose their memory and independence. One of its main causes is harmful proteins building up...

Scientists show how air pollution is linked to dementia

Many of us have experienced that choked feeling when we're stuck in a traffic jam, surrounded by cars. But did you know that the air...

A simple interview could predict dementia risk, study finds

Researchers at the Florida State University College of Medicine have proposed an innovative and cost-effective approach for predicting dementia risk. By evaluating the memory of...