Exercise Can Help Keep Bones Strong
While any type of exercise has health benefits for the body, the important thing for bone health is that the exercise be weight bearing or involve resistance.
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The Connection Between Regular Exercise and Cognitive Health
Only about 25% of Americans get the recommended amount of exercise every week. But it’s worth working toward that goal, as studies show physical exercise improves cognitive health as well as physical health.
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The Connection Between Mitochondria, Cognitive Function and Healthspan
New research continues to shed light on the importance of mitochondria that supply energy to cells, including their role in maintaining cognitive function and prolonging healthspan.
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New AI-Driven Medical Device May Lead to Better Recovery for Stroke Victims
A pilot study involving a new medical device developed in Israel shows it can significantly increase the chances of recovery from brain damage inflicted by a stroke.
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Can Eating Almonds Help Improve Cognitive Health?
The tiny almond is packed with healthy substances, including Vitamin E, an antioxidant that research shows may help slow age-related cognitive decline and improve memory.
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Does A Woman’s Risk of Cognitive Impairment Increase After Menopause?
A new study shows that women experience subjective cognitive decline during the post-menopausal period, including difficulties with language, memory and attention.
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Those With Dementia At A Higher Risk To Get COVID-19, Study Finds
A new study finds an association between dementia and a higher risk for getting COVID-19. Those with dementia are twice as likely to catch the virus, the study found.
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Easy-to-Maintain Plants That Purify The Air and Improve Wellbeing
Most people know that plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen. But plants also purify the air of pollutants and can improve your wellbeing.
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The Best Innovations For 2021 That Support Better Health, Cognitive Function
Every year sees more inventions hit the market. These are some that directly relate to protecting your health and supporting cognitive function.
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Is There a Connection Between Apathy and Dementia?
New research shows that for those with a genetic predisposition for frontotemporal dementia, apathy could provide an early warning sign of future cognitive issues.
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