This supplement for sleep may protect memory function, study finds
Researchers at Tokyo Medical and Dental University have uncovered an exciting potential way to preserve memory and combat cognitive decline, a challenge many face...
Lower BMI may be an early sign of cognitive decline
Body mass index (BMI), a simple calculation based on a person’s weight and height, may hold clues about the early stages of cognitive decline.
A...
How loneliness can worsen memory loss and increase dementia risk
Social connections are essential for mental health, and this is especially true for older adults at risk of or living with dementia.
Dementia affects memory,...
Vitamin D can improve memory but slow down reactions in older adults
Vitamin D, a vital nutrient for maintaining strong bones, may also affect memory and brain function in older adults.
A recent study from Rutgers University...
Younger diabetes diagnosis linked to higher dementia risk, study finds
A new study has found that people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at a younger age face a higher risk of developing dementia compared...
These common drugs may increase risk of cognitive decline
A recent study from the University of California, San Diego has revealed that certain commonly used medications might increase the risk of memory and...
The link between sleep quality and dementia risk
We all know that a good night’s sleep makes us feel refreshed and energized, but it turns out that sleep does much more than...
Novel blood test may spot early signs of dementia
Scientists from Boston University and other institutions have made an exciting discovery: a blood test that could help detect dementia long before symptoms appear.
This...
How to spot and survive a stroke: What you need to know
In the past, strokes were treated after the damage was done. Patients often faced serious disabilities, and recovery focused on rehabilitation.
That changed in 1996...
Study shows an important cause of memory loss in aging
As people age, it’s common to worry about memory and thinking abilities. Many of these changes, like mild forgetfulness, are part of normal aging...