Archive for:Alzheimer’s disease

Conditions like obesity and type 2 diabetes are known to increase the risk of memory loss and changes in behavior, which are typical signs of

Specialized memory assessments on smartphones allow for the precise identification of “mild cognitive impairment,” which could signal the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. These findings, published

A study from France published today in The BMJ reveals that prolonged usage of particular progestogen hormone medications is linked to a heightened risk of

Alzheimer’s disease inflicts profound consequences, including the inability to recognize loved ones, the loss of cherished memories, difficulties in performing basic tasks, enduring mood swings,

Analyzing PET scans from over 90 adults, Johns Hopkins Medicine scientists found that lower serotonin levels in certain brain regions of individuals with mild cognitive

In a comprehensive study titled “Diet’s Impact on Alzheimer’s Disease Risk: Historical and Current Perspectives” published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, the effectiveness of

Researchers from Imperial College London are at the forefront of developing and testing this innovative brain stimulation method, which holds promise as an alternative treatment

Synopsis: Scientists investigated the connection between Candida albicans fungus and Alzheimer’s disease. Their findings indicate that C. albicans secretes enzymes that degrade the blood-brain barrier,

Scientists investigated the interplay of genetics and educational achievement in early-onset Alzheimer’s, concentrating on individuals carrying the PSEN1 E280A mutation. Their findings revealed that carriers