How to cut your dementia risk: 7 key lessons from the world’s most important studies
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New research suggests that subtle changes in speech patterns may serve as early indicators of brain ageing and dementia risk.
New research indicates specific blood proteins during menopause may serve as predictors for dementia risk appearing decades later.
New research suggests the MIND diet may slow brain aging by 2.5 years by reducing gray matter loss in adults.
New research indicates that speech patterns and the way individuals talk may serve as indicators for brain aging and the speed of the aging process.
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Experts examine popular supplements and their potential impact on the aging brain through specific biological changes.
Recent coverage highlights research connecting early detection of brain aging and Alzheimer's risk to gut health and specific microbes.
New research identifies shared and distinct brain structural changes during puberty, pregnancy, and menopause, linking early menopause to cognitive risks.
New health reports suggest that avoiding retirement, embracing mind-wandering, and altering daily habits may prevent the 'cognitive cliff' in old age.
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New research shifts focus from amyloid plaques to glial cells and sleep-wake patterns as primary drivers of sleep disruption in Alzheimer's disease.
Recent studies and neurologists examine how alcohol impacts brain aging and what happens when consumption stops entirely.
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A new AI foundation model is transforming standard sleep study data into a tool for predicting clinical outcomes and brain aging.
A major new study suggests that daily consumption of Diet Coke and artificial sweeteners may accelerate brain aging and impact memory.
Neurologists and new research warn that long-term exposure to everyday road traffic noise may increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
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New research ties belly‑fat storage to faster brain aging, sparking health warnings from Indian neurologists to U.S. scientists.
New research suggests a significant link between prolonged financial instability and the acceleration of brain aging processes.
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New research suggests that persistent financial hardship and chronic money struggles may accelerate brain aging and increase the risk of Alzheimer's.
New research suggests that 'super-movers' who maintain a fast walking pace into old age may possess significantly sharper cognitive function.
An analysis of nearly 49,000 brain scans reveals distinct patterns of accelerated aging linked to dementia, addiction, and mental illness.
Recent reporting examines new research connecting artificial sweeteners to faster cognitive decline and brain aging.
Recent research suggests a strong correlation between high artificial sweetener consumption and accelerated cognitive and memory decline.
New reports highlight a critical connection between specific sleep habits, genetic factors, and the acceleration of brain aging and Alzheimer's.
Recent research links specific sleep patterns and genetic predispositions to the acceleration of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline.
New research suggests a strong link between vitamin C levels and the ability to slow the process of brain aging.
A massive study of over 48,000 people suggests the human brain can continue to improve and develop specific capabilities well into a person's 90s.