How to reduce cognitive decline after surgery in older people
Older adults often face cognitive challenges, such as delirium and memory issues, after undergoing surgery. These complications can significantly impact their ability to live...
These 4 lifestyle changes could cut your dementia risk
New research from the Lawson Research Institute and Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry shows that many Canadians could significantly reduce their risk of...
What you need to know about alcoholic dementia
Alcohol-related dementia is a type of brain disorder caused by long-term heavy drinking. It happens when alcohol damages the brain over time, leading to...
The surprising link between air pollution and dementia
Dementia, a condition that mainly affects memory, thinking, and behavior, is often associated with aging. While it primarily impacts older adults, younger individuals are...
Study finds big cause of uncontrollable movements in Parkinson’s disease
Researchers at the University of Arizona have shed light on a common and troubling side effect of long-term Parkinson’s disease treatment: uncontrollable movements known...
Can learning a new skill prevent memory loss as we age?
Memory loss can be a common worry as people get older, but research shows there may be a simple way to keep your mind...
Diet’s big role in reducing brain iron and supporting cognitive health
Researchers at the University of Kentucky have discovered that certain nutrients in the diet may help reduce excess iron buildup in the brain, a...
Keeping blood pressure in normal range may prevent dementia effectively
A group of researchers from Beijing Anzhen Hospital and other institutions recently discovered how managing blood pressure over time can help protect brain health...
Can exercise keep your brain healthier?
We’ve all heard that exercise is good for us. Experts recommend getting at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity each week.
This can include...
Do brain games really keep your brain sharp?
As we get older, many people worry about keeping their minds sharp and avoiding memory problems. Brain games, like puzzles, memory challenges, and apps...