Scientists Discover a Gene That Could Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz find that the overexpression of a gene improves learning and memory in Alzheimer’s disease. According to a recent…
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Scientists Identify Surprising Factors That Can Protect You Against Cognitive Decline
Education, employment, and social life may all help protect the brain against cognitive decline. Why do some individuals with Alzheimer’s disease-related amyloid plaques in their brains…
Bad Dental Health Linked to a Greater Risk of Dementia
New research indicates tooth loss and poor periodontal health could raise the risk of both cognitive decline and dementia. According to a review of all…
New Therapy Improves Cognition in Down Syndrome Patients
A new treatment has been shown to improve cognitive function. In order to enhance the cognitive abilities of a small sample of Down syndrome patients,…
Scientists: Put Down Your Devices and Let Your Mind Wander
People don’t realize how enjoyable it is to sit and think. According to research from the American Psychological Association, people often underestimate how much they…
Wearable Activity-Trackers Could Provide an Early Warning of Dementia
A study investigates whether alterations in daily activities might predict the development of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of cognitive impairment in older people. According…
Shocking Relationship Discovered Between Posture and Cognitive Decline
Examining posture during a health check could identify cognitive decline. The question of whether cognitive decline may be identified by sagittal spinal balance assessment based…
Even Moderate Drinking Found To Be Linked to Brain Changes and Cognitive Decline
A recent study found that drinking seven or more units of alcohol a week is linked to brain changes and cognitive decline. A study involving…
Decrease Your Risk of Cognitive Decline and Dementia – Avoid These 8 Controllable Risk Factors
A new study finds that dementia risk might be more determined by lifestyle rather than age. According to recent Baycrest research, adults without dementia risk…
Sugary Snacks Can Negatively Impact Young Children’s Cognitive Skills
Poor diet and household chaos may impair young children’s cognitive skills. According to study results from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, young children’s executive functioning—the…
Scientists Discover That This Type of Diet Can Shrink Brains
A long-term high-fat diet causes brain shrinkage and waistline expansion. According to recent research, eating fatty meals may not only increase your waistline but also…
Two FDA-Approved Drugs Can Improve Cognition and Curb Alzheimer’s
The psychiatric medications enhance Alzheimer’s patient’s cognition. According to a study by researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, two widely used psychiatric…
Science Reveals: How Does Your Brain Be Creative?
How can we use knowledge exploration to spark creativity? We must use all of our prior knowledge while trying to come up with a creative…
Traffic Noise Can Slow Cognitive Development
However, the research which was published in PLoS Medicine found that noise levels in the house had no effect on the results of working memory…
Be Consistent: Unpredictability Increases Your Child’s Risk of Developing Mental Illness
Developmental disruption makes people more susceptible to mental illness and drug dependence. University of California, Irvine researchers are conducting ground-breaking research into the idea that…
Untreated Vision Problems Can Increase Your Risk of Dementia by 44%
According to recent research, dementia risk in older persons may be increased by vision issues. According to a recent systematic review and meta-analysis of 16…
Study Finds New Long-Term Benefits of Childhood Exercise
The world’s first study of more than 1200 people demonstrates how youth fitness and obesity affect cognition in middle life Better physical test results are…
Poor Sleep Found To Be Associated With Reduced Cognitive Function
The study adds to the body of evidence concerning the relationship between sleep and cognition. A new study found that among a sample of low-income…
