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How Your Calf Muscles Can Determine Your Risk Of Alzheimer’s Disease

May 11, 2022 JR Leave a comment

ByRebecca Bell, ACSM-CEP, CPTSeptember 25, 20219 Mins Read What’s the relationship between your calves and your brain? A diagnosis of dementia…

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Posted in: Exercise

If You’re Black, Alzheimer’s Blood Tests Won’t Work As Well

May 10, 2022 JR Leave a comment

New research into efforts to diagnose Alzheimer’s using blood tests shows they aren’t as accurate for African Americans, with a…

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Posted in: Learning

Alzheimer’s vaccine nasal spray trials underway at Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital

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Share Updated: 6:04 PM EDT May 9, 2022 Infinite Scroll Enabled Jessica Brown   Anchor/Reporter Play Video  SHOW TRANSCRIPT BOSTON —Imagine…

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The 5 Worst Breakfasts for Longevity, According to Aging Experts

May 5, 2022 JR Leave a comment

By Kelsey KlossSeptember 18, 2021 Granola can make you feel like you’ve had barely anything to eat — even though…

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Posted in: Diet

Stroke severity linked to certain strains of gut bacteria

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By Rich Haridy May 04, 2022 The severity of a stroke and a patient’s rate of subsequent recovery have been linked…

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Posted in: Learning, Stress

Scientists Say They’ve Discovered the Ideal Amount of Sleep in Middle and Old Age

May 4, 2022 JR Leave a comment

This is the “right” amount—anything more or less can have some serious health consequences. By Arielle Weg May 3, 2022 New…

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Posted in: Sleep

READY PLAYER ONE: VIDEO GAMES PROVIDE EFFECTIVE POST-STROKE THERAPY

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By Nicole Lehpamer, PhD,Apr 23, 2022Categories: Aging & Wellness Recovering from a stroke is an uphill battle. Those with the most success…

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How We Diagnose Dementia: The Practical Basics to Know

May 3, 2022 JR Leave a comment

by Leslie Kernisan, MD MPH 98 Comments “Doctor, do you diagnose dementia? Because I need someone who can diagnose dementia.” A man…

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New study may explain why apathy is the first symptom of Alzheimer’s

April 26, 2022 JR Leave a comment

By Rich Haridy April 25, 2022 Facebook Twitter Flipboard LinkedIn New research hypothesizes degeneration in a brain region called the nucleus…

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A Single Memory Is Stored Across Many Connected Brain Regions

April 25, 2022 JR Leave a comment

FeaturedNeuroscience ·April 11, 2022 Summary: Brain mapping study reveals memory engrams are widely distributed throughout the brain, including among regions not…

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