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Incorporating cranberries into your meals or snacks can provide a tasty and nutritious way to support your overall health, including your gut.

Researchers have uncovered the role of a protein called tau, which is a critical factor in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. A study by Flinders University provides hope for preventing the tau transformation process from happening, so that there is no toxic effect on brain cells. The research also provides a new mechanism to explain how the...

A video is going viral on social media where a 90-year-old woman suffering from dementia recognises her son. The man came to surprise his mother on her 90th birthday but was pleasantly surprised himself when she recognised her.

Playing video games weakens the brains of young people and puts them at greater risk of dementia in later life, a new research suggests.

People over 54 who suffer from steadily-worsening depression may run a higher risk of developing dementia, according to a new research published that suggested it may be an early symptom.

Losing weight can be toxic for your health, and even lead to dementia and cancer.

Women who suffer mid-life stress are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's disease as those who lead a normal life.

Incorporating cranberries into your meals or snacks can provide a tasty and nutritious way to support your overall health, including your gut.

Researchers have uncovered the role of a protein called tau, which is a critical factor in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. A study by Flinders University provides hope for preventing the tau transformation process from happening, so that there is no toxic effect on brain cells. The research also provides a new mechanism to explain how the...

A video is going viral on social media where a 90-year-old woman suffering from dementia recognises her son. The man came to surprise his mother on her 90th birthday but was pleasantly surprised himself when she recognised her.

Playing video games weakens the brains of young people and puts them at greater risk of dementia in later life, a new research suggests.

People over 54 who suffer from steadily-worsening depression may run a higher risk of developing dementia, according to a new research published that suggested it may be an early symptom.

Losing weight can be toxic for your health, and even lead to dementia and cancer.

Women who suffer mid-life stress are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's disease as those who lead a normal life.