UCI Study Identifies A New Way By Which The Human Brain Marks Time
Novel findings may further understanding of age-related dementia.
NIH study implicates hyperactive immune system in aging brain disorders
Results suggest a breakdown in brain cell waste system triggers a destructive immune reaction.
Culling Less Fit Neurons Protects against Amyloidb-Induced Brain Damage and Cognitive and Motor Decline
Researchers report that neuron loss in Alzheimer’s disease may not be such a bad thing. The study reveals the loss of neurons may be the result of a cell quality control mechanism attempting to protect the brain from the accumulation of malfunctioning neurons.
Why people become more prone to distraction with age
A specific brain network, the locus coereleus, that controls your ability to focus your attention appears to weaken as you age, making you more prone to distraction while under stress.
Data Detectives Shift Suspicions in Alzheimer’s from Usual Suspect to Inside Villain
The mass pursuit of a conspicuous suspect in Alzheimer’s disease may have encumbered research success for decades. Now, a new data analysis that has untangled evidence amassed in years of Alzheimer’s studies encourages researchers to refocus their investigations.
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