3D bioprinting could transform treatment for neurological disorders
Live Forever Club - 04-Aug-2025It’s still early days, but the technology could change medicine forever
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Ribosome traffic jams may drive brain ageing, study finds
New Scientist - 31-Jul-2025Stalled protein production in ageing brains may trigger cognitive decline and inflammation
Furry friends may slow brain aging, study suggests
The Guardian - 05-Jul-2025Dogs and cats linked to better memory and verbal skills in older adults, unlike fish or birds
Adult human brains keep creating new neurons in the hippocampus
Karolinska Institutet - 03-Jul-2025This discovery suggests our brains stay flexible with age
How brain sugar buildup could speed up Alzheimer’s disease
Buck Institute - 30-Jun-2025Clearing sugar buildup might protect cells and slow decline
Low-intensity brain stimulation revives synapses in Alzheimer’s mice
Spie - 30-Jun-2025rTMS restores synaptic plasticity, offering hope for noninvasive Alzheimer’s interventions
Not moving enough or overdoing it both speed up how fast your brain gets old
Live Forever Club - 24-Jun-2025Moderate physical activity made brains biologically younger
Connectome wants brain scans to be the new mental health check-up
Tech.eu - 23-Jun-2025Non-invasive brain scans may soon help track focus, memory, and cognitive health over time
Healthy eating plan shows promise in delaying dementia onset
SciTechDaily - 08-Jun-2025MIND diet may reduce dementia risk by 25%, especially with long-term improvements
Study finds dementia risk declining in more recent generations
The Guardian - 02-Jun-2025Younger cohorts show lower dementia rates, but ageing and inequality keep total cases rising
Sleep disorders may double risk of dementia
Sky News - 29-May-2025Poor sleep linked to higher chances of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, even without genetic risk
Eating more ultra-processed food may raise early Parkinson’s risk
PsyPost - 24-May-2025Researchers stress it shows association, not proof of cause
Australia approves donanemab, a new drug that slows early Alzheimer’s progression
The Guardian - 22-May-2025Only 10-20% of dementia patients qualify for costly treatment requiring genetic and MRI tests
Stanford scientists unveil CRISPR tool to regrow damaged nerve cells
Stanford University - 21-May-2025New tool guides RNA to injury sites in neurons, offering hope for neurodegenerative therapies
Stem cells may repair brain damage in dementia patients, not just symptoms
Live Forever Club - 19-May-2025Despite promising results, standardised protocols are still needed
Lilly bets big on AI-discovered ALS drug in $415m deal
FierceBiotech - 06-May-2025AI-powered therapy offers new hope for ALS as early trials approach
A brighter path for Parkinson’s: light therapy device nears FDA finish line
Longevity Technology - 28-Apr-2025PhotoPharmics secures $6 million to advance its home-based Celeste device
AI uncovers hidden Alzheimer’s trigger and promising treatment
UC San Diego Today - 25-Apr-2025A UC San Diego study reveals how a common gene contributes to spontaneous Alzheimer’s disease
Lowering blood pressure linked to reduced dementia risk
New Scientist - 21-Apr-2025New research shows a 15% reduction in dementia diagnoses with targeted hypertension management
Air pollution harms older adults' thinking—especially language skills
Live Forever Club - 16-Apr-2025Pollution from factories and homes caused the most harm
Challenging the myth of “digital dementia” in ageing brains
The Guardian - 14-Apr-2025New research links tech use in older adults to sharper thinking
Small molecules target mitochondrial DNA depletion to treat energy-related diseases
Inside Precision Medicine - 10-Apr-2025Their compound PZL-A shows promise and a related drug has entered trials
New drug for Parkinson’s may keep symptoms under control with just weekly injections
Longevity Technology - 09-Apr-2025It avoids common delivery problems and enters Phase 1 trials in 2025
Proteins found to safeguard mitochondria, offering clues for Parkinson's and ALS
Johns Hopkins Medicine - 07-Apr-2025New research reveals how Parkin, PINK1, and OMA1 act as guardians of cellular energy centres
Common cholesterol drug linked to lower dementia risk
Independent - 05-Apr-2025Statins may help protect against dementia, regardless of cholesterol levels
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