Crosswords and chess may help lower dementia risk, study confirms
In a robust new study published in JAMA Network Open, Monash University researchers have found that certain activities such as computer use, education classes,...
Why high blood pressure is linked to memory loss
Blood Pressure’s Effect on the Brain
High blood pressure, often known as hypertension, isn't just bad for the heart. It can also hurt your brain,...
Seven healthy habits linked to lower risk of dementia, 20-year study finds
New research reveals that adhering to seven healthy lifestyle factors, known as the American Heart Association's Life's Simple 7, could significantly lower the risk...
New findings may improve treatment for Parkinson’s disease
Scientists at the Van Andel Institute have made a significant breakthrough in understanding how the brain adapts to damage in circuits related to movement,...
Current dementia risk scores are not accurate, study finds
Dementia is a major global health challenge, with a significant impact on patients, families, and healthcare systems. Accurate risk assessment tools are crucial for...
Scientists find new way to predict dementia risk 14 years early
Why We Need a Reliable Dementia Risk Score
Dementia is a growing global issue with up to 50 million people affected, a number expected to...
7 healthy habits can fight off dementia, even if it’s in your genes
Researchers have been studying how our lifestyle choices can affect our risk of getting dementia when we're older. You know dementia, right?
It's that sad...
Scientists develop a headband to spot early Alzheimer’s disease
Alzheimer's disease is a scary diagnosis that often comes too late for effective treatment. But what if we could catch it years before memory...
OIder people taking adult education classes have lower risk of dementia
Why Adult Education Matters for Brain Health
As we get older, many of us worry about staying mentally sharp. You've probably heard that puzzles, sudoku,...
Early diabetes might mean dementia later, new study says
New research has found that the younger you are when you get Type 2 diabetes, the more likely you are to have memory problems...