Rugby Dementia Midlife Rare, Risk Long Term Could Grow
Rugby Head Injuries and Dementia: New Research Unveils Complex Links Recent research sheds more light on the potential connection between head injuries sustained in elite […]
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Digital Scans May Spot Alzheimers Disease Years Before
Digital Cognitive Tests: A New Frontier in Early Alzheimer’s Detection A recent study has illuminated the potential of digital cognitive assessments in identifying the earliest […]
Head Trauma May Trigger Unexpected Illegal Actions
Brain Injury and Increased Risk of Criminal Behavior: A New Study A groundbreaking new study has revealed a potential link between brain injury and an […]
Anticoagulants Help Stroke Victims If Used Early
Early Anticoagulant Use After Stroke Significantly Reduces Risk of Recurrence New research indicates that initiating anticoagulant therapy within four days following a stroke can substantially […]
AD Risk Factors Symptoms and Treatments
Alzheimer’s Disease: Test Your Knowledge Alzheimer’s disease is a complex condition affecting millions worldwide. How much do you really know about its risk factors, telltale […]
Hand Grip Power Shows Brain Links To First Psychosis
Early Psychosis Detection: It Might Not Be What You Think Psychosis, a challenging mental health condition, is often associated with prominent symptoms like hallucinations. However, […]
Semaglutide linked to reduced dementia risk A study of millions reveals
Could Diabetes Drugs Like Ozempic Offer Unexpected Brain Benefits? Exciting new research suggests that semaglutide, the key ingredient in popular diabetes and weight-loss medications like […]
Brain mitochondria atlas offers clues to cognitive impairment causes
Groundbreaking 3D Map Unveils Brain Energy’s Role in Cognitive Aging Scientists have achieved a major breakthrough in understanding the human brain by creating the first-ever […]
Brain Gain Might Offset Harms in Mild MS Research Says
Brain Changes in Benign Multiple Sclerosis: A New Study A recent study has shed light on how the brain adapts in individuals with benign multiple […]
Role of iron levels in Alzheimer’s disease associated with Down syndrome
Iron Overload in Brains of Individuals with Down Syndrome and Alzheimer’s Linked to Increased Cell Damage Groundbreaking research from the USC Leonard Davis School of […]
