Exercise helps the brain rejuvenate and repel the risk of dangerous dementia
Even since ancient times, not only doctors, but also human beings have known about physical activity to keep their bodies healthy.
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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.
Alzheimer's is a disease of brain dysfunction, the world science has not found a drug to treat the root cause of the disease but only treat the symptoms.
The search for a remedy for Alzheimer's disease (memory impairment syndrome) after a long time has reached a promising and potential milestone on July 25.
Three new studies have found a correlation between Alzheimer's and herpes strains, including sexually transmitted strains and other mysterious relatives.
Many previous studies have shown that apoE4 gradually destroys nerve cells, causing serious damage to the brain of the patient.
Sleepiness during the day not only shows that you have a bad rest, but also warns of your risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia. It affects memory, thinking, behavior and can be fatal.
There are currently no drugs that can treat this disease and help restore memory as well as the thinking problems it causes.
2017 marks many medical breakthroughs in the world. Let us also find out what these breakthroughs are and how they contribute to human medicine.
A toxic protein called beta-amyloïde is considered to be the main cause of Alzheimer's disease.
The second richest billionaire in the world (current time) Bill Gates has decided to spend more than $ 100 million on studies against Alzheimer's disease.
According to scientists, the human body can stay young over time based on blood cells themselves.
Scientists have discovered that a protein that can support the diagnosis of chronic brain damage (CTE) often occurs in athletes, veterans ...
Sisters Emily (died at age 21) and Sarah Bushaway (19) have become the youngest Alzheimer's patients in the UK when diagnosed with the disease in turn at 6 and 10 years…