Smoking harms your brain health, regardless of other health conditions
In a new study from Weill Cornell Medicine, researchers found people with higher levels of a nicotine byproduct in their blood scored lower on...
Heart attack survivors could have more rapid brain function declines
In a new study from Johns Hopkins, researchers found cognitive function declines faster in people who have heart attacks than in those who don't.
This...
Parkinson’s disease and food: what you need to know
Parkinson’s disease is a movement disorder.
It gradually reduces dopamine, a chemical in the brain, affecting speech, walking and balance.
The causes of the disease aren’t...
This new method can detect early signs of dementia
In a new study from Cantonal Hospital, researchers found a non-invasive diagnostic method that detects the early signs of dementia.
Forgetfulness and confusion can be...
Midlife chronic diseases linked to higher dementia risk
In a new study, researchers found having two or more chronic conditions (known as multimorbidity) in middle age is associated with an increased risk...
How to effectively reduce your dementia risk
In a new study from Rush University, researchers found dementia and memory loss do not have to be part of aging. Good habits can...
Can you really reverse diabetes?
Is Reversing Diabetes Possible? Is Cure for Diabetes Possible?
Let's first understand that Diabetes is a metabolic disease characterized by high blood sugar (glucose) levels...
Heart risks may be worse for women’s cognition in middle age
In a new study from Mayo Clinic, researchers found that even though men may be more likely to have cardiovascular conditions like heart disease...
Dementia and heart rhythm disorder: What you need to know
AF stands for atrial fibrillation. AF is one of the most common heart rhythm disturbances and can affect up to 2% of the population.
The...
Scientists find a new way to reduce dementia risk from stroke
In a new study from the University of Arizona, researchers discovered a potential treatment to reduce the risk of post-stroke dementia, which may be...