Fast foods fast forward: how ultra-processed foods may speed up brain aging
Let's begin by understanding what ultra-processed foods are.
Picture foods that are more chemicals than actual food - like soft drinks, hot dogs, cookies from...
Eating your way to a sharper brain: the MIND diet may slow cognitive decline
As we age, our cognitive abilities naturally decrease, a process that can't be reversed or stopped.
However, a new study from Rush University suggests that...
Move it to remember it: lifelong leisure activities keep brains bright
Ever had that feeling where you can't remember where you left your keys or forget why you entered a room? We've all been there!
But...
Levodopa, a Parkinson’s drug, may help depression linked to inflammation
A groundbreaking study conducted by Emory University researchers has shown that Levodopa, a drug used to treat Parkinson's disease, can potentially reverse inflammation's effects...
Smile bright, think right: the unusual tale of teeth and brain
Do you know your pearly whites might have a surprising connection with your brain?
Scientists say there's a tie between the health of your teeth...
Dancing lipids: the odd link between wobbly fat levels and dementia
You probably know that keeping your fat levels in check is essential for a healthy heart. But did you know that it might also...
The miracle 5-minute break can reduce brain fog
You know that feeling when you've been staring at your computer screen for too long? Everything starts to blur and you can't concentrate anymore.
This...
A deeper look into the brains of people with Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson's disease is a serious, progressive brain disorder. It affects balance, and speech, and can make your hands shake uncontrollably.
There's no cure yet, although...
Lightweight minds: BMI decreases 7 years before cognitive decline
Let's start with some basics. Body mass index (BMI) is a number that tells us about the weight of a person relative to their...
New research expands range of potential Alzheimer’s drugs
In a surprising turn of events, researchers have found a connection between Alzheimer's disease and insulin receptors in the brain.
This new discovery reveals that...