Vitamin K Forms Basis of ‘Groundbreaking’ Perspective Treatment for Neurodegenerative Diseases
Bret Kavanaugh Vitamin K, an essential nutrient that prevents blood cots and aids in bone health could also…
Alzheimer’s drug Lecanemab approved by Therapeutic Goods Administration for use in Australia
A promising new Alzheimer’s drug has been green-lit by the national medicines regulator, after two previous failed attempts…
Scientists find physical exercise can reduce risk of developing dementia
More Australians die of dementia than any other cause, according to a recent report by the Australian Institute…
Fish oil omega-3 supplements linked to lower dementia and Alzheimer’s risk: Study |
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most challenging health conditions facing older adults today. It is a progressive…
Cherries May Help Slow Dementia and Alzheimer’s, Scientists Say | Health
Turning cherries into a powder can help improve symptoms in those with mild dementia and Alzheimer’s The amazing…
Dehydration determined as cause of death for dementia patient missing from Qld hospital
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Could Bottling Up Stress Fuel Cognitive Decline?
(© nuiiko – stock.adobe.com) In A Nutshell Older Chinese Americans who tend to keep stress, hopelessness, and self-doubt…
Vaccines hold tantalizing promise in the fight against dementia
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Think iron supplements are harmless? CMC Vellore neurologist warns they might be damaging your liver, heart, and brain
Iron is a mineral that naturally occurs in many foods, is added to certain products, and is also…
This Vitamin And Tea Combo May Quickly Rejuvenate Aging Brain Cells
New research suggests that they key antioxidant in green tea might restore aging brain cells when combined with…
At-home DNA tests — what can they tell you?
Norman Swan: So, Tegan, have you done your DNA to find out where your ancestry came from, or…
Exercise and socialising can help people at risk of dementia, large-scale study finds – The Irish Times
A combination of healthy activities including exercise, nutritious diet, computer brain games and socialising can improve cognitive performance…