Mice Study Supports ‘Use It or Lose It’ to Prevent Alzheimer’s
March 7th, 2013
New research on mice supports the emerging theory that stimulating activity can protect the brain from Alzheimer’s disease.
Previous studies have shown ...
New research on mice supports the emerging theory that stimulating activity can protect the brain from Alzheimer’s disease.
Previous studies have shown ...
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Perhaps it is a sign of the times, or more accurately the hypercompetitive environment of the 21st century, ...
Emerging research from Penn State and Johns Hopkins universities suggests an overreaction to stress can increase a child’s risk of ...
Emerging research suggests aerobic exercise increases the size of critical brain structures and improves cognition in children and older adults.
The discovery that aerobic exercise ...
Adults undergoing bariatric surgery who are more physically active are less likely to be depressed, ...
One of the conclusions of a four-year research project is that people with a more resilient personality profile are more likely to have greater energy.
Antonio ...
New research discovers that people who have happy marriages are more likely to rate their health as better as they age.
The finding complements research that shows married people ...
Professional athletes, such as those who play soccer, hockey and rugby, have better developed perceptual tracking functions than the average college student, according to a new ...
New research discovers it is possible to recover from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), if an individual is willing to participate in ...
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