A little exercise goes a long way in reducing dementia risk
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health - 20-Mar-2025Even brief daily activity may help protect brain health in older adults
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Even brief daily activity may help protect brain health in older adults
Researchers identify key genes and treatments for brain ageing, but experts warn of risks
Clinical trials are beginning, backed by major investors like Novo Holdings
New AI technique analyses retinal blood vessels to spot early signs of neurodegeneration in seconds
The drugs showed small benefits in those with cognitive issues
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The Dutch startup is using ion channel research and advanced tech to develop new treatments
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Peking University study links plastic particles to brain damage
In Phase IIb trials, plasma biomarkers identify early-stage patients
It was safe and well-tolerated, and participants walked more while taking it
Doctors believe this could transform treatment for many
Exercise, diet, and new therapies may slow or reverse brain ageing
Exercise helps maintaining gene activity and preventing cognitive decline
Early trials show reduced stroke risks and slower progression
arly diagnosis offers better outcomes, but most patients transition to nursing homes
False memory rates are higher in older individuals during recognition tests
New insights into how cells shape brain ageing and resilience
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They could help predict brain health issues like dementia and stroke earlier
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