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Still using brain stimulation by attaching electrodes to a certain part of the brain, two diseases, Alzheimer's and depression, may also be gone.
Learning foreign languages enhances brain health and reduces the risk of Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study published by Canadian scientists.
The international team of scientists said the intellectual abilities of Alzheimer's patients depend on their head circumference. The bigger the head circumference, the h…
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Scientists at UC Santa Barbara have discovered a protein called BAG2 that is important in understanding Alzheimer's disease and can open new goals for drug development.
Scientists have discovered a mysterious bacterium on Easter Island (Chile), able to improve the memory of the elderly, even treat Alzheimer's disease. A group of scienti…
Korean scientists recently claimed to have created a glowing dog thanks to a cloning technique, which could help find treatments for human diseases such as Alzheimer's a…
Japanese scientists studying a wildcat said that proteins found in their brain are similar to those in Alzheimer's patients.
Old cats also develop dementia like the elderly. British and American scientists have discovered a key protein that develops in the cat's brain cells and agra
Japan's leading children's educational supplement company, KUMON has introduced 10-year achievements in treating dementia for older people (Dementia) at the Learning and…
Coffee and tea are two popular drinks. Try, what do the studies in the world say about these two drinks? Which would be a better choice for your health?
According to Nature Chemistry, a group of scientists at the University of California, USA, found a drug that can defeat Alzheimer's disease.
Even since ancient times, not only doctors, but also human beings have known about physical activity to keep their bodies healthy.
Researchers from Princeton Neuroscience Institute of Princeton University learn how obesity affects the brain.