This “switch” in the brain may explain how Alzheimer’s progresses
The progression of Alzheimer's disease appears to be controlled by molecular "switches" in the brain—specific protein interactions and genetic mechanisms...
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Scientists discovered a hidden trigger behind Alzheimer’s brain damage
Scientists have identified the hidden trigger behind Alzheimer's brain damage: a toxic protein interaction called the "NMDAR/TRPM4 death complex.
New research explores unexpected way to identify memory decline
New research reveals an unexpected way to identify people at risk for memory decline: tracking the rate at which their brain tissue shrinks over time.
Experts study connection between cellular energy and memory loss
Experts have discovered a direct biological connection between failing cellular energy and memory loss that reshapes our understanding of cognitive...
This one substance may help protect your brain as you age
That cup of coffee or tea sitting on your desk might be doing more for your brain than you realize.
New research links anti-aging compounds to brain protection
Recent research has identified several anti-aging compounds that show remarkable promise for protecting the brain and potentially slowing cognitive...
New drug target dramatically reduces Alzheimer’s brain plaques in study
Researchers at Indiana University have identified a promising new target in the fight against Alzheimer's disease: removing the IDOL enzyme from neurons...
Tooth decay and urinary infections may be tied to future memory disorders
Recent research reveals a striking connection between oral health problems and urinary infections with an increased risk of developing memory disorders...
Experts explore how immune responses may influence brain aging
Scientists have identified that aging immune systems contribute significantly to brain aging through a process called immune dysfunction—where aging...
Study finds possible link between recurring infections and faster memory loss
Yes, research increasingly suggests that recurrent infections are linked to faster memory loss and cognitive decline, particularly in older adults.