Sex Differences in the Association of Global Amyloid and Regional Tau Deposition Measured By Positron Emission Tomography in Clinically Normal Older Adults
Mounting evidence suggests that sex differences exist in the pathologic trajectory...
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What you eat could impact your brain and memory
The researchers found for individuals who have higher CCK levels...
Lower blood pressure slashes the risk of Alzheimer's by 15%, study finds
High blood pressure affects over half of people aged over 50 and more than...
Bacteria in our mouths could be the cause of Alzheimer’s
That’s bad, as gum disease affects around a third of all people...
Blood test detects Alzheimer’s damage before symptoms
This is something that would be easy to incorporate into a screening test...
Millions on prescription sleeping pills would sleep through a fire alarm
Even during sleep the brain continuously processes sensory information, waking us if it detects a threat. But the most widely prescribed class of sleeping pills, known as benzodiazepines, makes us less likely to rouse in response to sensory input...
Could HISTAMINE relieve dementia?
Professor Ikegaya also stresses further research is required before histamine can be recommended as a memory booster...
Exercise hormone may help combat Alzheimer's, research suggests
The new evidence indicates that it may be behind the known positive effects on mental performance of taking exercise...
Study links food allergies and increased MS disease activity
Several genetic and environmental factors have been associated with MS development...
Losing neurons can sometimes not be that bad
The cell quality control mechanism at play is called cell competition. It leads to the selection of the fittest cells in a tissue by enabling a "fitness comparison" between each cell and its neighbors - with the fitter cells then triggering the suicide of less fit ones...
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