Seniors can reduce risk of cognitive impairment with brain-stimulating activities New research has found that engaging in brain-stimulating activities even later in life can lower the chances of developing mild cognitive impairment....
read moreNew drugs appear to restore memory loss in mice A four-year study by an international team of scientists is reporting breakthrough findings that indicate a possible target and potential drug treatment to restore memory loss and extend life span...
read moreA team of researchers found that the Sniffin’ Sticks Odor Identification Test (SS-OIT) significantly increased diagnostic accuracy for patients with mild cognitive impairment, which is considered a precursor to Alzheimer’s....
read moreAlthough the reduced risk is dependent on sex, race/ethnicity and type of statin used, a new study in JAMA Neurology identifies a correlation between high statin use and a lower risk of Alzheimer’s....
read moreProtein in urine may put people at greater risk for dementia According to research published in Neurology, people who have protein in their urine might have an increased risk of developing problems with thinking and memory later, and may...
read moreUsing a mouse model of Alzheimer’s, researchers have discovered a link between early bone loss and brain degeneration, which may serve as a biomarker....
read moreA study out of MIT suggests that a particular type of light therapy may offer a noninvasive treatment for Alzheimer’s. The treatment involves shining flickering light into the eyes to induce gamma oscillations in the brain....
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