Greater cognitive decline associated with “disengagement” after retirement
According to new study, the risk appears to be more prominent in women than in men.
Brain Discovery Could Block Aging’s Terrible Toll on the Mind
Researchers say improving the function of lymphatic vessels can dramatically enhance memory and learning ability in aging mice.
Can Our Eyes Help Predict Who Will Develop Memory Loss?
People whose eyes show signs of small changes in blood vessels at age 60 may be more likely to develop thinking and memory problems by the time they are 80 than people with healthy eyes.
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.
Digital storytelling helps people with dementia trigger memories
Creating short videos using pictures and music has many benefits for patients with dementia and their families, UAlberta study finds.
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