Genentech and Roche are presenting major Alzheimer's findings at an international conference, including results from trontinemab trials and a historic push into prevention.
Research links diets high in ultra-processed foods to faster cognitive decline and increased dementia risk through inflammation and metabolic damage.
Hollywood's rare foray into dementia-centered drama with a major star could reshape how audiences understand cognitive decline—if the storytelling avoids inspirational clichés.
For the first time, people with early Alzheimer's can access disease-modifying treatments approved by the FDA, with dozens more in clinical trials.
Creative engagement cuts dementia risk by 23% and strengthens brain networks regardless of artistic skill.
Brain damage linked to dementia often starts 10-20 years before memory problems appear.
Early anti-amyloid treatments and lifestyle changes can slow or stop MCI progression in some people, but success depends on cause, timing, and adherence.
A normal score on a free online memory test might reassure you, but it can easily miss the early signs of genuine cognitive decline.
Struggling with familiar recipes may be an early sign of cognitive change, but not every kitchen mistake signals dementia.
Early signs of cognitive decline often hide in plain sight—repeated falls and forgotten bills may signal more than aging.