LearningRx reviews study on memory and “pink noise”...
The background noise we hear in everyday environments, known as “pink noise,” appears to enhance the quality of deep sleep in adults. It also improves their memory....
read moreProtein in umbilical cord blood may restore the aging brain
Older mice that were injected with human umbilical cord blood had boosted brain function. A specific protein in the plasma may prove to be useful in drug development....
read moreLearningRx reviews study on PTSD meds and dementia risk
Depending on the medications they’re taking, patients with PTSD may be at a higher risk of dementia. This is especially true if they are taking psychotropic medications....
read moreImmune reaction to viruses may cause learning and memory problems...
A study published online in Nature Medicine found that the body’s immune reaction to viruses, such as HIV and the flu, may cause memory and learning problems....
read moreLearningRx reviews possible brain imaging predictor for dementia...
Dementia-related changes detected before memory and thinking problems Researchers have found a potential brain imaging predictor for dementia. It shows changes to the brain years before people notice their memory problems....
read moreLearningRx reviews the use of Greebles to detect Alzheimer’s earlier...
A study of people age 40 to 60 found that those were at a higher risk of Alzheimer’s (due to having at least one biological parent with the disease) had a decreased ability to identify the differences in Greebles...
read moreLearningRx reviews study saying tea could stave off cognitive decline...
A new study indicates that drinking tea regularly may more than halve the risk of cognitive decline for older adults, especially those with a genetic risk of Alzheimer’s....
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