
Factors that determine who gets Alzheimer’s and who escapes
You’ve probably wondered why some people remain sharp as a tack well into their 90s while others develop Alzheimer’s decades earlier. Maybe you’ve watched a
You’ve probably wondered why some people remain sharp as a tack well into their 90s while others develop Alzheimer’s decades earlier. Maybe you’ve watched a
The battle against Alzheimer’s disease continues to challenge medical researchers worldwide, but a simple fermented milk drink might offer unexpected benefits for those affected by
The promise of early Alzheimer’s detection through innovative blood tests has hit a concerning roadblock. Recent research exposes significant accuracy disparities between racial groups, raising
The eyes might truly be windows to the brain’s health, according to fascinating new research published in Scientific Reports. Scientists have discovered that simple vision
A groundbreaking study has uncovered remarkably good news for anyone concerned about maintaining brain health as they age. Research published in the Journal of the
The unexpected relationship between mouth bacteria and brain health A hidden link emerges The human body contains numerous microbiomes – complex communities of bacteria that
The gentle hum of fluorescent lights overhead. The persistent ping of notifications from your smartphone. The subtle scent of cleaning products lingering in your office.
Ever watched someone you love slowly forget your name? Yeah, it’s a gut punch like no other. Alzheimer’s doesn’t just steal memories—it swipes entire personalities,
Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of people worldwide, robbing individuals of their memory, cognitive abilities and independence. While researchers continue searching for medical breakthroughs, one often
When Florida retiree Carole first noticed herself asking the same questions repeatedly or misplacing everyday items, she initially dismissed these lapses as normal aging. With
You’ve just walked into a room and completely forgotten why. You’re mid-sentence when the word you need simply vanishes. Your friend mentions a movie you
March 18th The Carter Center is hosting us for a screening of our documentary film My Mama Joe, Hope & Help which features my own family experience caring for
The transition through menopause represents one of life’s most significant biological milestones, typically arriving around age 52 and signaling the conclusion of reproductive capacity. Far
A fascinating new study from Stanford Medicine has identified two critical ages when human aging processes significantly accelerate, potentially changing our understanding of how we
The connection between diet and brain function has emerged as one of the most fascinating areas of nutritional research. Certain foods contain particularly potent combinations
The invisible weight of depression affects nearly 21 million American adults each year, yet mental health experts increasingly recognize that certain daily practices can significantly
The connection between oral hygiene and overall health has gained increasing attention in recent years, with research revealing surprising relationships between mouth health and various
A groundbreaking study has revealed a concerning connection between falls in older adults and an increased risk of dementia. The research indicates that seniors who experience
In the aftermath of global health crises, new research has shed light on the troubling neurological effects of severe infections. Groundbreaking studies reveal structural damage
Recent findings published in the Journal of Travel Research reveal an unexpected connection between travel and biological aging. Scientists applying entropy theory to tourism research