Controlling blood pressure helps prevent dementia
US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.
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US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.
For mice with growth hormone deficiency, if additional measures are taken during the spring period, it is possible to prevent the possibility of memory impairment.
One study found that phone waves can prevent and reverse dementia in mice.
According to Italian scientists, a substance that exists in seaweed can help brain cells fight the negative effects of alzheimer's disease.
American scientists at New York University have found a way to prevent scary memories from the human mind without the use of intervention drugs.
People with high levels of vitamin B12 in the blood are much better at recognizing than people of the same age who lack vitamin B12.
A British study found that working long hours at a time can increase the risk of dementia.
Psychologist Dominic O 'brien (UK) said most of his clients have attributed the fact that memory loss has led to stress in life. However, the fact that stress is the mai…
The 6th antiseptic in the immune system (interleukin-6) was discovered as a memory stimulant during sleep. Scientists hope to develop this substance in liquid form in na…
Some recent studies show that people with sleeplessness at a young age are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease when they are older than normal people.
Question: Recently I forgot the names of many acquaintances and I am worried that this is an early manifestation of Alzheimer's disease. So how do I know if I have a dis…
Extensive investigation in patients with mild cognitive impairment revealed that results from cognitive examination and brain tomography may be an early warning system f…
In a recent study by Dutch scholars, the fetus at 30 weeks of age may have short-term memory.
New research shows that drinking two cups of solid coffee a day can slow down the development of Alzheimer's disease and may even improve disease symptoms.
The habit of sun exposure not only helps us be smarter when we get older, but also helps older people prevent memory impairment.