#cognitive decline
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7-Year Study Links Western Diet to Faster Brain Decline in Alzheimer’s Risk Group
A 7-year study shows Western diet speeds cognitive decline in people with Alzheimer’s risk gene.
Inc · 1m
Old dogs teach Alzheimer's researchers new tricks
Aging dogs show brain changes similar to human dementia, offering fresh insights for researchers.
The Conversation · 1m
Joy Behar Challenges Trump Health Scrutiny on The View
Joy Behar claims media covers Trump's health less than Biden's during 'The View' debate.
Fox News · 1m
Terrell Owens on keeping your memory sharp
The NFL Hall of Famer shares what he learned about memory health after losing family to dementia.
Men's Health · 2m
New blood tests can spot Alzheimer's earlier than ever
Four FDA-cleared blood tests now detect Alzheimer's disease before symptoms appear, but doctors warn they're not for everyone.
TIME · 3m
Western diet linked to faster brain decline in Alzheimer's risk carriers
A new study finds people with a common Alzheimer's genetic variant may experience faster cognitive decline if they eat a Western-style diet.
Newsweek · 2m
When dementia care exposes family fault lines
Dementia caregiving amplifies family tensions, but advance planning and support can help families navigate the strain.
The Conversation · 2m
MIT warns AI is causing cognitive surrender in students
Overrelying on AI chatbots is eroding students' critical thinking, memory, and confidence in the classroom.
Futurism · 1m
Blood test could predict Alzheimer's years ahead
Scientists found a combination of blood and genetic tests that may forecast cognitive decline in people at high risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Newsweek · 1m
Alzheimer's research is finally making real progress
After decades of stalled research, scientists now have new drugs and multiple treatment approaches that offer hope for slowing cognitive decline.
Vox · 3m
4 brain-protecting habits from a neuroscientist
Dr. Gary Small shares the daily routines he uses to reduce his Alzheimer's risk as he ages.
Business Insider · 1m
Why reading for pleasure is good for your brain
New research shows that picking up a book can boost cognition, reduce stress, and protect against cognitive decline.
TIME · 1m
Processed red meat ages your brain 1.6 years per serving
Harvard study links daily bacon and hot dogs to faster cognitive decline and 14% higher dementia risk.
Psychologies · 1m