What Does White Matter Say About the Aging Brain
One of the aging brain’s most important tissues is white matter, the nerve fibers that facilitate communication between different parts of the brain.
7 Of The Most Common Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
Everyone experiences some level of cognitive slipping as we age. However, some issues are clear warning signs that you might be on the road to developing dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease.
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6 Tips to Help You Care for Someone with Alzheimer’s Disease
As Alzheimer’s disease progresses, patients become more dependent on caregivers, requiring patience and empathy.
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The Importance of Neuroplasticity As We Age
The finding that neuroplasticity continues as we age has led to development of tools and techniques for medical professionals to promote plasticity in patients and habits everyone can put into practice to promote cognitive health.
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The Connection Between BMI, Blood Pressure and Cognitive Health
A new study focuses on how BMI, blood pressure and glucose levels at a younger age can increase the risk of cognitive function decline in older years.
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The Silver Tsunami Leads to Development of Tech Tools to Support Seniors
As a higher percentage of the global population reach the age of 65, companies continue to develop tech tools that will help them live independently longer.
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Does Lack of Sleep Increase Risk of Dementia?
While it’s known that not sleeping well is a sign of dementia, a new study shows that lack of sleep may be a cause of dementia, as well.
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Intermittent Fasting Shows Positive Impacts for Aging
Intermittent fasting boasts health benefits that could play a role in treating a variety of diseases and conditions common in older populations.
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Better Heart Health May Lower Risk of Dementia
Better heart health can lead to a longer, more active life. Research also shows that good heart health in midlife can reduce the risk of developing dementia later in life.
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New Study Will Research Cognitive Health Using Apple Watch, iPhone
A new study will use data from Apple Watch and iPhone users to better identify the signs of mild cognitive impairment that can sometimes lead to more severe forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease.
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What is the Role of Mitochondria in Aging?
Mitochondria play an important role in cellular function as they are responsible for turning food and other substances into energy that drives the body’s ability to function. When these organelles…
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