Early and late onset Alzheimer’s affect brain similarly...
There’s new evidence that many networks in the brain are affected in a similar way from early-onset and late-onset Alzheimer’s....
read moreBrain may compensate for Alzheimer’s damage
There’s new evidence that the brain may work around early Alzheimer’s damage in older adults....
read moreSedentary lifestyle may trump brain benefits of exercise
A new study suggests that despite older adults exercising, a sedentary lifestyle can affect the structural integrity of white matter negatively....
read moreDefect in brain signaling pathway may cause Alzheimer’s...
Researchers from the Mayo Clinic in Florida have found that an impaired brain signaling pathway may be a cause of Alzheimer’s....
read moreGene could prompt growth of new neurons in adults
New research published in the “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences” indicates that stimulating a specific gene could lead adults to grow new neurons for faster learning and memory....
read moreActivating the AMPK Gene May Slow Aging
Researchers from the University of California-Los Angeles says they’ve discovered a way to slow the aging process of the entire body by activating a gene in key organs, including the brain and intestines. SOURCE:...
read moreWith Alzheimer’s, emotions stay after memories gone
A new study from the University of Iowa suggests that even after memories have vanished, Alzheimer’s patients can still feel emotions....
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