Can Medical Headgear Device Have an Effect on Alzheimer’s Disease?
A technological solution to Alzheimer’s may be in development as a wearable cap that works to reverse cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer’s.
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Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible stage of severe dementia resulting from a progression of cognitive dysfunction over a period of years. Scientists are constantly working on new Alzheimer’s treatments. There are several way to treat Alzheimer disease, but no cure found yet.
Is Creating Art Good for the Aging Brain?
Whether it’s writing a play, shaping a sculpture or painting a scenic landscape, a creative endeavor has the power to improve cognitive performance.
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Does Gender Matter for Risk of Cognitive Impairment?
Research conducted in recent years has reintroduced sex as a variable in assessing cognitive impairment risk factors in older men and women.
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Is a Drug Which Treats Blood Pressure the Key to Battling Parkinson’s?
Parkinson’s disease is a condition that has no cure, but recent advancements in pharmaceuticals has shown that symptoms of the disease can be kept at bay.
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The Anti-Aging Potential of Rapamycin
Traditionally used as an immune suppressant following organ transplants, rapamycin is of interest to researchers as it can slow down cell growth and fight aging.
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How to Improve Brain Fitness as You Age?
Maintaining brain fitness involves physical and psychological approaches to exercising our minds and keeping our bodies healthy to support our brains.
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Can Blood Rejuvenation Turn Old into New Again?
Sounding like something out of a science fiction novel, blood rejuvenation is now an area of research that involves using young blood to renew elder lives.
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Does the Keto Diet Have Antiaging Benefits?
While the ketogenic diet is not a fad and boasts some benefits backed up by science, it does come with risks for older adults looking for longevity.
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The Long-Term Effects of Concussions for the Aging Brain
Injuries to your brain require time to heal. Studies show that even the mildest concussion can have long term effects that subtly change over time.
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The Brain Benefits of Being Bilingual
Recent research suggests that learning a new language increases the robustness of the brain’s infrastructure, increasing blood flow and the activity of neurons.
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