Highly educated people with memory issues have increased risk for stroke...
A new study has found that highly educated people with memory complaints may have an increased risk for stroke compared to their less educated peers....
read moreHigh blood pressure may be very early sign of Alzheimer’s...
New research indicates that risk factors for cognitive decline, like high blood pressure, may show up long before a disease (e.g., Alzheimer’s) actually develops....
read moreCommunity walkability impacts cognition
There’s new evidence that links “easy-to-walk” communities with better cognition in older adults....
read moreAnxiety may speed up Alzheimer’s for mci
People with anxiety and mild cognitive impairment may have a faster onset of Alzheimer’s, according to a new study....
read moreTeen binge drinking changes the brain long term
There’s new evidence that binge drinking during adolescence can have a negative effect on brain function later in life....
read moreNew way to diagnose age-related memory disorders
Researchers from UT at Dallas and the Center for Vital Longevity believe that we should be looking at the brain as a highly interactive network of nodes to help diagnose memory disorders in older adults....
read moreBrain training helps seniors better multitask
A team of researchers in Canada has shown that targeted brain training on plasticity and attentional control helped seniors develop their ability to multitask....
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