THE way you breathe may hold clues about your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, scientists have found. The discovery ...
The “Shoutlet” is a new revolutionary suppression device/pillow that allows the person to scream, yell or even cry into the ...
Researchers from the UK and Slovenia have identified disrupted brain-blood flow coordination and increased breathing rates as ...
Understanding the Challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t just impact the person diagnosed—it affects ...
New research suggests that the formation of stress granules, clumps of proteins and RNA under stress, is a potential root ...
Diet can have a greater impact on a person’s chances of getting Alzheimer’s, according to new research. The Northeastern ...
Japan, Greece and Singapore are among the nations that host 'Blue Zones', where residents reportedly have a far greater ...
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New study delves deeper to decode cognitive decline in womenSleep disturbances are well-known in dementia, although they were previously interpreted as an effect of the disease rather ...
Your breathing pattern may hold clue to Alzheimer’s risk - Findings may lead to ‘non-invasive and inexpensive’ way of ...
High levels of “hidden” fat known as visceral fat may put you at higher risk for Alzheimer’s disease up to two decades before ...
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A Man Fated to Get Alzheimer's Avoided It For Decades. But How?In an exceptionally rare case, a patient with a high genetic risk of developing Alzheimer's appears to have avoided his probable fate for decades, according to new research.
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