Can compounds in wine, green tea slow Alzheimer’s?
Common compounds in wine and in green tea reduced the formation of Alzheimer’s plaques with few or no side effects.
Many middle-age adults are hesitant to test new dementia drugs
Only a small number of middle-age adults would be very likely to test new dementia prevention drugs, researchers report.
‘Free-range’ DNA in blood may signal dementia, frailty
Free range DNA fragments from a simple blood draw may be signs of higher risk of frailty and dementia, a new study shows.
‘Free-range’ DNA in blood may signal dementia, frailty
Free range DNA fragments from a simple blood draw may be signs of higher risk of frailty and dementia, a new study shows.
Is age-related memory loss reversible?
A series of quick, non-invasive procedures can improve both short- and long-term memory, researchers report. It’s a step toward better treating memory loss.
Is age-related memory loss reversible?
A series of quick, non-invasive procedures can improve both short- and long-term memory, researchers report. It’s a step toward better treating memory loss.
Do some 9/11 responders have a new kind of dementia?
World Trade Center responders who have PTSD may have a new, specific form of dementia, a new study suggests.
Do some 9/11 responders have a new kind of dementia?
World Trade Center responders who have PTSD may have a new, specific form of dementia, a new study suggests.
Music can benefit people with Alzheimer’s and caregivers
Music can tap into the memories of people with Alzheimer’s disease and offer a boost to their caregivers, as well.
Quick loss of smell predicts dementia brain changes
A rapid decline in sense of smell during a period of normal cognition predicted multiple features of Alzheimer’s disease, report researchers.