Results from a 2-year clinical trial show that lifestyle modifications may reduce the risk for cognitive decline and dementia. The study was published in Alzheimer’s and Dementia.

A growing body of research underscores that Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline are not inevitable parts of aging.

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The Sleep Innovation Laboratories aim to translate sleep research into evidence-based strategies to improve health.

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Researchers emphasize that cognitive decline is not inevitable with age and urge a shift toward lifestyle-based prevention.

Participation in youth sports is associated with differing risks for mild TBI and orthopedic injury in children.

Your Thoughts Could Be Shrinking Your Brain: Study RevealsA new study published in BMC Psychiatry is drawing fresh attention to how our thinking ...

Scientists have identified a new therapeutic strategy for neurodegenerative diseases by boosting a protein called PI31, which ensures proteasomes reach synapses to clear protein waste.