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Low protein levels in spinal fluid predicts mild cognitive impairment: Study

A study of cognitively healthy adults has added to evidence that low spinal fluid levels of a protein associated with learning and memory in mice may...
Researchers discover how lack of sleep reduces cognitive benefits of exercise

A group of researchers discovered that regular physical exercise may protect against cognitive deterioration as one age, but this protective effect ma...
Regular naps linked to increased brain volume: Study

A new study done by academics at UCL and the University of the Republic in Uruguay reveals that daytime napping could help to protect brain function b...
Study finds how brain waves can predict cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease

For Parkinson's disease (PD) patients, a few minutes of data collected from a single electrode put on top of the head may be sufficient to anticipate...
Study finds air pollution association with risk of dementia

An worldwide study commissioned by the journal Lancet three years ago revealed 12 modifiable risk factors for dementia, including three new ones: exce...
Study: Slowing down in old age? It can be symptom of dementia

It is widely acknowledged that as we age, we lose muscle power and slow down, making ordinary movements like getting up, walking, and sitting more dif...
Simple test in people with no thinking, memory problems can predict signs of early cognitive impairm...

Researchers revealed how a simple test in people with no thinking or memory problems can predict the risk of developing cognitive impairment years lat...
Do you know bone health is linked with dementia? Researchers reveal

A study suggested that dementia may be more likely to affect people with poor bone density than those with high bone density. Read further on Dynamit...
Researchers reveal how bone health is associated with dementia

According to a study, those with low bone density may be more likely than those with high bone density to get dementia. Read further on dynamite News:
Study finds how diabetes, tooth loss can worsen cognitive decline in older persons

According to a recent study, having both diabetes and tooth loss correlates to lower cognitive function and quicker cognitive decline in older persons...
Study shows taking vitamin D might help prevent dementia

As per a study, taking vitamin D supplements may help prevent dementia. Read further on Dynamite News:
Social isolation enhances dementia risk factors: Study

Social lifestyle determinants, including social isolation, are associated with neurodegeneration risk factors, according to a new study published in t...
Study Finds Exercise, Mindfulness Don't Boost Cognitive Function In Older People

An extensive study that looked at whether mindfulness training and exercise could improve cognitive performance in older persons showed no such improv...
Lifestyle: Study Suggests How Talking Therapies Can Benefit People With Dementia

A new study headed by UCL academics revealed that people living with dementia who suffer from anxiety or despair may benefit from talking therapies pr...
Health: Eating more ultra-processed foods is associated with risk of dementia

Unprocessed or minimally processed foods were found to be related with a lower risk when ultra-processed foods were substituted in a person's diet, ac...
Health Tip: Cranberries good for improving memory and lower bad cholesterol

According to new research at the University of East Anglia (UK), the addition of cranberries to the diet could help improve memory and has the capacit...
Dementia risk associated with faster accumulation of cardiovascular risk factors: Research

Risk factors for cardiovascular diseases which include high BP, diabetes, obesity and smoking are believed to play a major role in the likelihood of d...
Study reveals happier partner leads to a healthier future

According to recent research, people who are optimistic - contribute to the health of their partners, staving off the risk factors leading to Alzheime...
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