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University of Tasmania researchers say there are currently 245,000 Australians living with Alzheimer's disease and that is the leading cause of disability for people old…
Psychiatrists discovered, a drug that specializes in Alzheimer's can help shopping addicts get rid of their wasteful habits. Shopping addiction can cause misery to spend…
Dr. Deborah E. Barnes of the University of California, San Francisco (USA) and colleagues examined medical data of 13,535 people and examined symptoms of depression in m…
A recent study published in the journal Neurology shows that older people who are active as gardeners or housework are less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than th…
People who have difficulty sleeping are at risk of memory-related problems when they turn into late age, according to the Daily Mail. Scientists have found that the qual…
Research by British scientists demonstrates that the aging process of the human brain begins not at age 60 as it was previously conceived (based on which the Multilatera…
The findings of scientists from Columbia University Medical Center (USA) have published in online magazine PloS One that Alzheimer's disease spreads from one part of the…
Both the human brain and the rat brain produce a gene called PKR when the onset of senile dementia (Alzheimer's disease).
On December 9, scientists at Sydney Neurological Research Institute (BMRI) at the University of Sydney in Australia said they had successfully researched a vaccine that…
According to Top News, a video game called Phylo has been helping the genetic research, especially understanding the role of DNA in diabetes, alzheimer's and cancer.
A new study shows simple activities such as crossword puzzles, gardening, making snacks and singing can curb the progression of dementia, according to Top News.
A recent study conducted by US scientists said that older people who eat fish at least once a week reduce their ability to develop Alzheimer's disease by 3-5 times compa…
A recent study by German scientists said that a red dye from lichen plants could significantly reduce the small toxic protein sequences associated with Alzheimer's disea…
A new study shows that green tea and red laser light can be combined to
American scientists have devised a principle diagram to enhance human memory, enabling people to recall all that happened before that we have forgotten. The diagram is d…