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The study by experts from the University of Toronto (Canada) was conducted based on the hypothesis that running brain stimulation and memory conservation.
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The study by experts from the University of Toronto (Canada) was conducted based on the hypothesis that running brain stimulation and memory conservation.
An experiment conducted by researchers at the University of Montreal in Canada showed that people who spend a lot of time playing games like Call of Duty have less gray…
Scientists from the Salk Biological Research Institute found that treating rats with fisetin helped prevent cognitive decline and encephalitis.
According to a reporter in South America, scientists at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) have discovered a way to prevent Alzheimer's development in animals.
Researchers have found an unexpected link between people's dreams of violence and strangeness with the risk of neurological diseases like Parkinson's and dementia.
A brain, a body but there are many personalities living together? That is absolutely true.
A diet rich in thiamine may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease, but some age groups, such as the elderly, do not supplement this essential substance.
Sweating in the sauna helps to reduce the risk of dementia, Alzheimer's and heart disease, according to new research in Finland.
Many carotenoid compounds in carrots, kale and sweet potatoes can help boost brain activity, prevent dementia and dementia in the elderly.
A new study has identified Amyloid Beta protein as a neurotoxic agent as it penetrates into the brains of Alzheimer's patients.
A recent finding by health experts suggests that anti-inflammatory drugs have a certain effect in treating Alzheimer's disease.
Alzheimer's and other dementia are becoming popular in the elderly, causing consequences for themselves and their families.
A new test can identify people at risk of Alzheimer's for decades before signs of disease appear.
This protein can help restore memory and cognitive function in mice. That opens new prospects for Alzheimer's treatment in humans.
Whether this will be a good news or sad news: the first case of Alzheimer's has been reported in people infected with HIV.