Earlier Lifestyle Interventions Shield Aging Brain Blood Vessels
A new study suggests that intensive lifestyle changes can slow down microvascular brain damage, but only if you start before age 70.
Read AnalysisDo High-Dose Omega-3s Actually Reach the Brain?
A new clinical trial reveals that while high-dose DHA successfully reaches the brain, it may not halt cognitive decline over two years.
Read AnalysisDo Exercise and Heart Meds Keep Your Mind Sharp?
A new clinical trial reveals that exercise and aggressive blood pressure control might not improve cognitive function in older adults as much as we hoped.
Read AnalysisCould Low-Dose Lithium Help Slow Early Memory Decline?
A new clinical trial explores whether a low dose of the common drug lithium can help protect the mind in adults with early memory issues.
Read AnalysisSemaglutide May Boost Cognitive Function in People With HIV
A new clinical trial suggests the popular weight-loss drug semaglutide may help combat cognitive decline in individuals living with HIV by reducing inflammation.
Read AnalysisAlzheimer's Gene Amplifies the Impact of Brain Shrinkage
A new study reveals how the notorious APOE ε4 gene works in tandem with brain shrinkage to dramatically accelerate cognitive decline.
Read AnalysisHow Gut Bacteria Byproducts Could Help Predict Cognitive Decline
Scientists have identified a distinct signature of gut-derived molecules in the blood that can accurately flag early signs of cognitive decline.
Read AnalysisCould Recharging Cellular Batteries Fight Alzheimer's?
A new scientific review highlights how targeting mitochondrial health could be the key to stopping Alzheimer's disease.
Read AnalysisCumulative High Systolic Blood Pressure Increases Long-Term Dementia Risk
A new analysis reveals that long-term, cumulative high systolic blood pressure—especially during middle age—significantly increases your risk of developing dementia later in life.
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