Alzheimer's disease
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healthMeat Consumption and Dementia Risk: A Gene-Specific Link Emerges
New research suggests a complex relationship between meat intake and dementia risk, particularly for individuals with the APOE4 gene variant. The study highlights potential dietary nuances for cognitive health.
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healthSaliva Tests for Alzheimer's Show Inconsistent Diagnostic Accuracy
New review reveals significant variability in salivary marker tests for Alzheimer's, questioning their clinical reliability due to inconsistent methodologies.
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healthVitamin D Linked to Reduced Alzheimer's Protein Buildup
New research suggests higher midlife vitamin D levels are associated with lower tau protein tangles in the brain, a key indicator in Alzheimer's disease.
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healthPlant-Rich Diet Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, Study Reveals
New research indicates that a diet focused on whole, plant-based foods may significantly reduce the risk of Alzheimer's and other dementias, even when adopted later in life.
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healthNew Research Links Poor Sleep to Increased Alzheimer's Risk
Experts uncover a significant connection between sleep disruption and the buildup of toxic brain proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease.
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healthSingapore Trial Tests Surgery for Alzheimer's Treatment
Changi General Hospital explores lymphatic bypass procedure to clear toxic proteins in Alzheimer's patients
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healthNew Compound Reverses Alzheimer's Cognitive Decline in Mice
Researchers develop FLAV-27 compound targeting epigenetic mechanisms to reverse cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease animal models.
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health9 Non-Linguistic Cognitive Advantages of Growing Up Bilingual
Bilingualism reshapes the brain’s architecture, fostering cognitive habits that enhance decision-making, emotional regulation, and resilience-far beyond language skills.