There’s new evidence that the immune cells of the central nervous system, called “microglia,” can remember inflammation and therefore influence how the cells react to new stimuli and deal with brain plaque....
read moreResearch from the University of London found that the age at which a woman starts menopause influences her memory performance later in life....
read moreA preliminary study has found that adults between ages 45 and 75 who did not have dementia had greater thinning of the medial temporal lobe if they spent more time sitting—even with high levels of physical activity....
read moreA new blood test created at the University of Warwick in the UK appears to diagnosis autism in young children with a 92% accuracy rate....
read moreResearch published in the journal Nature Neuroscience indicates that romidepsin, a drug approved in the U.S. for the treatment of lymphoma, may reverse social impairments associated with autism....
read moreA study published in Neurology has found that women who are very physically fit may also have a greatly decreased risk of dementia....
read moreResearch from the University of California, San Francisco found that the human hippocampus stops making new cells in childhood....
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