In Older Adults, Mental Games May Protect Against Dementia
March 30th, 2012
Make time for games, puzzles, and handicrafts as you enter old age.
A new study published in ...
Make time for games, puzzles, and handicrafts as you enter old age.
A new study published in ...
While nearly 1 in 5 people who suffer a stroke suffer from depression afterwards, almost 70 percent of patients do not receive any type of ...
Researchers believe they have gained key insights on the development and progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
The findings could lead to the development of antibiotic treatments that could prevent the onset of ...
Emerging research suggests the primary method of treatment used today -- prescription drugs -- for the ...
A new study suggests insulin resistance in the brain can be an important factor for cognitive decline associated with ...
As one grows older, sophisticated medical attention in the form of surgery or some other hospital-based intervention is often necessary. However, although we may enter the hospital ...
Emerging studies suggest a model that may help explain the brain damage associated with dementia and Alzheimer’s. The new paradigm may also be ...
A new study suggests even mild dilation of blood vessels in the retina may signal cognitive decline in women 65 or older.
The new multinational study, ...
Do you know someone who avoids the gym, or chooses to not shower afterwards because they do not want others to see ...
The memory problems and “brain fog” that many women describe while going through menopause have been explained by scientists at the University of Rochester Medical Center and the ...
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