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Brain On Red Alert: Early Warning Signs Of Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease, primarily affecting individuals over 65, progresses slowly and is often mistaken for normal aging. Early warning signs include memory lapses, poor judgment, mood changes, and a decline in adaptability.
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Can Having A Desk Job Increase One's Risk Of Dementia?
Below we list some ways in which having a desk job can increase dementia.
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Mental Health: Prolonged Stress Can Lead To Cognitive Decline; Tips To Lower Risk
Prolonged stress can lead to cognitive decline, impair memory formation, and increase the risk of developing cognitive disorders.
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Dementia: 9 Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Reduce Your Risk Of Dementia
Continue reading for some lifestyle changes you may make in your midlife to reduce your chances of dementia.
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Dementia: Can Lifestyle Changes Slowdown Cognitive Decline?
Poor lifestyle choices can increase your risk of dementia and lead to cognitive decline. Make these lifestyle changes to ensure better cognitive health.
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Stress And Epilepsy: Expert Explains The Link
Epilepsy, when untreated and ignored, can become critical and increase the risk of premature death in patients.
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Heart-Healthy Diet May Improve Brain And Memory Functioning; Study
The risk factors for heart disease also are risk factors for dementia and late-life cognitive decline and dementia. Regular exercising and following a heart-healthy diet such as the DASH diet, may improve heart condition as well as boost memory power.
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High-Fat, Low-Carb Diet May Improve Memory In Those At Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease: Study
A new study has now suggested that consuming a low-carb Atkins-style diet may help improve brain function and memory in people at risk of Alzheimer's.
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Teens Are More Susceptible To Effects Of Binge Drinking
High school binge drinking has declined in recent decades in part because dozens of states, as well as the District of Columbia, raised the minimum legal drinking age to 21 in the 1980s, said Katherine Keyes, an epidemiologist at Columbia University and an expert on alcohol consumption.
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Can Eating Nuts Cut the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease?
Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disorder in which the deterioration of various brain cells causes cognitive decline and memory loss. The causes of Alzheimer's disease are not stated clearly.
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Did You Know Crossword Puzzles Can Help You Stay Younger?
Love to play word puzzles such as crosswords? It may improve brain function and keep your brain ten years younger, a study has found.
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This May Be the Reason Why Alzheimer's Patients Lose their Memory
According to researchers, an alteration or change in the genes may hasten the process of memory loss and affect the thinking ability in people who are already at the risk of developing Alzheimer's.
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The Brain's Need for Glucose: Low Levels Could Predict Alzheimer's Risk
A study shows that decline in glucose levels in hippocampus, a region in the brain, appears in the early stages of mild cognitive impairment, predicting Alzheimer's.
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Computer Use May Reduce Memory Decline Risk In Elderly: Study
Older adults who participate in social and mentally stimulating activities like reading and using computer may lower the risk of developing memory and thinking problems, finds a study.
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Declining Weight During Ageing Linked To Cognitive Impairment
People having a greater weight loss during ageing are at an increased risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) which affects the memory, language, thinking and judging capacity of an individual, says a new study.
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Brain On Red Alert: Early Warning Signs Of Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease, primarily affecting individuals over 65, progresses slowly and is often mistaken for normal aging. Early warning signs include memory lapses, poor judgment, mood changes, and a decline in adaptability.
-
Can Having A Desk Job Increase One's Risk Of Dementia?
Below we list some ways in which having a desk job can increase dementia.
-
Mental Health: Prolonged Stress Can Lead To Cognitive Decline; Tips To Lower Risk
Prolonged stress can lead to cognitive decline, impair memory formation, and increase the risk of developing cognitive disorders.
-
Dementia: 9 Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Reduce Your Risk Of Dementia
Continue reading for some lifestyle changes you may make in your midlife to reduce your chances of dementia.
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Dementia: Can Lifestyle Changes Slowdown Cognitive Decline?
Poor lifestyle choices can increase your risk of dementia and lead to cognitive decline. Make these lifestyle changes to ensure better cognitive health.
-
Stress And Epilepsy: Expert Explains The Link
Epilepsy, when untreated and ignored, can become critical and increase the risk of premature death in patients.
-
Heart-Healthy Diet May Improve Brain And Memory Functioning; Study
The risk factors for heart disease also are risk factors for dementia and late-life cognitive decline and dementia. Regular exercising and following a heart-healthy diet such as the DASH diet, may improve heart condition as well as boost memory power.
-
High-Fat, Low-Carb Diet May Improve Memory In Those At Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease: Study
A new study has now suggested that consuming a low-carb Atkins-style diet may help improve brain function and memory in people at risk of Alzheimer's.
-
Teens Are More Susceptible To Effects Of Binge Drinking
High school binge drinking has declined in recent decades in part because dozens of states, as well as the District of Columbia, raised the minimum legal drinking age to 21 in the 1980s, said Katherine Keyes, an epidemiologist at Columbia University and an expert on alcohol consumption.
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Can Eating Nuts Cut the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease?
Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disorder in which the deterioration of various brain cells causes cognitive decline and memory loss. The causes of Alzheimer's disease are not stated clearly.
-
Did You Know Crossword Puzzles Can Help You Stay Younger?
Love to play word puzzles such as crosswords? It may improve brain function and keep your brain ten years younger, a study has found.
-
This May Be the Reason Why Alzheimer's Patients Lose their Memory
According to researchers, an alteration or change in the genes may hasten the process of memory loss and affect the thinking ability in people who are already at the risk of developing Alzheimer's.
-
The Brain's Need for Glucose: Low Levels Could Predict Alzheimer's Risk
A study shows that decline in glucose levels in hippocampus, a region in the brain, appears in the early stages of mild cognitive impairment, predicting Alzheimer's.
-
Computer Use May Reduce Memory Decline Risk In Elderly: Study
Older adults who participate in social and mentally stimulating activities like reading and using computer may lower the risk of developing memory and thinking problems, finds a study.
-
Declining Weight During Ageing Linked To Cognitive Impairment
People having a greater weight loss during ageing are at an increased risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) which affects the memory, language, thinking and judging capacity of an individual, says a new study.
