Pessimism originates in the brain, and scientists now know exactly where
The latest figures have indicated a rise in anxiety and depression diagnoses in the United States, especially among young adults and adolescents…
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Scientists identify gene linked to most people with Parkinson's disease
According to Xinhua, a study published on Wednesday in the journal Science Translational Medicine revealed that the gene called LRRK2 might be just as significant in the non-hereditary form of the disease...
Why do more women than men develop Alzheimer's?
A study to be presented at the conference found a link between a lower risk for dementia and the number of births a woman has...
Adding just two-and-a-half teaspoons of sugar to your tea DAILY increases your risk of Alzheimer's by 54%, study finds
Indulging in just one can of sugary soda a day increases the risk of dementia by 47 per cent compared to those who only consume such beverages around once every three months, the research adds...
Life is short after dementia diagnosis, no matter your age
Previous research had suggested survival times after dementia diagnosis ranged between three and 12 years...
Motherhood may affect Alzheimer's risk, studies show
The researchers also found links between dementia risk and a woman's age at the onset of puberty or menopause...
Sleep problems may indicate multiple sclerosis risk
For the study, published in the Multiple Sclerosis Journal, the team examined health records of 14,000 people with multiple sclerosis and compared them to the health records of 67,000 people without the disease...
China's new Alzheimer's drug completes phase 3 clinical trial
In the trial, participants took 450 mg GV-971 orally twice a day for 36 weeks, which proved effective in improving cognition...
Perfume and use plastic containers can damage unborn child, new study suggests
They fed the cookies to pregnant and nursing mice - and found that, when their offspring reached adulthood, they were not as cognitively sharp as their peers who weren't exposed to the chemicals...
Dementia linked to 'chronic, rather than temporary' inflammation
Specifically, the team tracked levels of a blood biomarker of inflammation called C-reactive protein and looked at its relationship with the risk of dementia...
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