New Research Links dark chocolate to Better Brain Health After 50
Yes, recent research does link dark chocolate to better brain health after 50. A clinical trial involving 88 healthy middle-aged adults found that those...
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New Research Links extra virgin olive oil to Better Brain Health After 70
Recent research has found something reassuring for those concerned about cognitive decline after 70: adding a small amount of extra virgin olive oil to...
New Research Links olive oil to Better Brain Health After 75
Recent research from 2026 demonstrates a clear connection between virgin olive oil consumption and improved brain health in older adults.
New Research Links salmon to Better Brain Health After 65
New research confirms that salmon and other fatty fish can meaningfully protect brain health in people over 65, with studies showing that consuming fish...
New Research Links sardines to Better Brain Health After 70
Emerging research demonstrates that sardines may offer significant protective benefits for brain health in adults over 70, thanks to their rich...
New Research Links fatty fish to Better Brain Health After 70
New research confirms that eating fatty fish regularly can meaningfully reduce the risk of cognitive decline in adults over 70.
Atlanta Becomes First City to Train All Bus Drivers in Dementia Awareness
While recent claims have circulated about Atlanta becoming the first city to implement comprehensive dementia awareness training for all bus drivers, a...
FDA Warns of Brain Bleeding Risk With New Class of Dementia Drugs
The FDA has issued warnings about a serious risk of brain bleeding associated with a new generation of Alzheimer's drugs known as anti-amyloid monoclonal...
University of Oregon Identifies Brain Scan That Detects Dementia 20 Years Early
Recent advances in brain imaging technology are opening new possibilities for detecting dementia decades before symptoms appear.
University of Virginia Researchers Link Daily Crossword Puzzles to 40 Percent Lower Risk
While a specific study from University of Virginia researchers linking daily crossword puzzles to a 40 percent lower dementia risk could not be verified...