Why Your Neighborhood’s Green Space May Be Protecting Your Brain From Dementia Without You Knowing

Yes, your neighborhood's green space is likely protecting your brain from dementia—even if you've never consciously connected the two.

Yes, your neighborhood's green space is likely protecting your brain from dementia—even if you've never consciously connected the two.

While there is no single, formally named "Walking School Bus Program Where Older Adults Walk Children to School for Brain and Heart Health," the concept...

Typing speed and patterns can serve as a measurable indicator of cognitive health, offering clinicians and researchers a passive, non-invasive way to...

Retiring to a walkable community may indeed be better for your brain than retreating to a traditional suburb.

Yes, employers are increasingly offering cognitive assessments as part of workplace wellness benefits, recognizing that brain health is as essential to...

Brain autopsy programs, particularly the BRAiNS Project at the University of Kentucky and similar research initiatives, help researchers understand...

A growing number of neuroscientists now believe Alzheimer's disease should be understood primarily as a metabolic disorder that happens to affect the...

Research increasingly suggests that while daily puzzles and brain teasers offer measurable cognitive benefits, learning entirely new skills provides...

Every November, the Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA) runs the National Memory Screening Day program, offering free cognitive tests to anyone...

The AARP Brain Health Resource Center offers a comprehensive suite of free tools designed specifically to help prevent cognitive decline and reduce...