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Mixing Alcohol And Energy Drinks Found To Impair Memory: Study
Researchers at an Italian university found that mixing alcohol with energy drinks in rats leads to long-term memory and learning problems.
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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: Could Therapy Be Beneficial For Dementia Patients?
Dementia: Patients with moderate cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia benefit most from physical and cognitive therapy.
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Stress In Middle-Age Can Impair Memory, Reduce Brain Size
The study found that people with higher levels of cortisol -- a hormone linked to stress -- performed worse on memory and other cognitive tasks than peers of the same age with average cortisol levels.
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Teenagers Who Binge-Drink May Develop Impaired Working Memory, Says Study
The findings of the study were published in the Journal of Neuroscience and revealed that not only does adolescent drinking raise the risk of adult alcoholism by 15 times, but it also impairs working memory.
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Inadequate Sleep May Impair Memory and Cognitive Function: 5 Foods That Can Help You Sleep Better
The problem of sleep deprivation could be much severe than previously thought, the consequences of which can negatively impact the overall cognitive health.
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Repeated Anaesthesia Exposure May Impair Memory In Kids, Warns Study
New York: Repeated exposure to a common anaesthesia drug early in life leads to visual recognition memory impairment, which may persist for a long time, a new study warns. Impairment in visual recognition memory emerges after the first year of life, researchers said. “Our results confirm that multiple anaesthesia exposures alone result in memory ...
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Anaesthesia Doses May Affect Your Child's Long Term Memory
Repeated exposure to a common anaesthesia drug early in life results in visual recognition memory impairment, which emerges after the first year of life.
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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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Muscle Strength May Help to Improve Brain Function
Increased muscle strength may help to improve brain function in adults who suffer from mild cognitive impairment (MCI), shows a new study.
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Heavy Drinking May Impair Cognitive Function In Elderly
Scientists have found that heavy drinking in older adults may impair cognitive function, learning, memory and motor function in older adults.
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Too Much Brain Activity May Impair Memory, Attention
Abnormally increased activity in the brain's hippocampus impairs our memory and attention, and can be more detrimental to cognitive function than reduced activity or a lesion, a new study suggests.
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Declining Weight During Ageing Linked to Cognitive Impairment
The researchers noted that people who developed MCI had a greater average weight change per decade from midlife than those who remained cognitively normal.
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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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Midnight Eating May Impair Memory
Simply adjusting the time when food is made available alters the molecular clock in the hippocampus and can alter the cognitive performance.
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Mixing Alcohol And Energy Drinks Found To Impair Memory: Study
Researchers at an Italian university found that mixing alcohol with energy drinks in rats leads to long-term memory and learning problems.
-
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: Could Therapy Be Beneficial For Dementia Patients?
Dementia: Patients with moderate cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia benefit most from physical and cognitive therapy.
-
Stress In Middle-Age Can Impair Memory, Reduce Brain Size
The study found that people with higher levels of cortisol -- a hormone linked to stress -- performed worse on memory and other cognitive tasks than peers of the same age with average cortisol levels.
-
Teenagers Who Binge-Drink May Develop Impaired Working Memory, Says Study
The findings of the study were published in the Journal of Neuroscience and revealed that not only does adolescent drinking raise the risk of adult alcoholism by 15 times, but it also impairs working memory.
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Inadequate Sleep May Impair Memory and Cognitive Function: 5 Foods That Can Help You Sleep Better
The problem of sleep deprivation could be much severe than previously thought, the consequences of which can negatively impact the overall cognitive health.
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Repeated Anaesthesia Exposure May Impair Memory In Kids, Warns Study
New York: Repeated exposure to a common anaesthesia drug early in life leads to visual recognition memory impairment, which may persist for a long time, a new study warns. Impairment in visual recognition memory emerges after the first year of life, researchers said. “Our results confirm that multiple anaesthesia exposures alone result in memory ...
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Anaesthesia Doses May Affect Your Child's Long Term Memory
Repeated exposure to a common anaesthesia drug early in life results in visual recognition memory impairment, which emerges after the first year of life.
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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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Muscle Strength May Help to Improve Brain Function
Increased muscle strength may help to improve brain function in adults who suffer from mild cognitive impairment (MCI), shows a new study.
-
Heavy Drinking May Impair Cognitive Function In Elderly
Scientists have found that heavy drinking in older adults may impair cognitive function, learning, memory and motor function in older adults.
-
Too Much Brain Activity May Impair Memory, Attention
Abnormally increased activity in the brain's hippocampus impairs our memory and attention, and can be more detrimental to cognitive function than reduced activity or a lesion, a new study suggests.
-
Declining Weight During Ageing Linked to Cognitive Impairment
The researchers noted that people who developed MCI had a greater average weight change per decade from midlife than those who remained cognitively normal.
-
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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Midnight Eating May Impair Memory
Simply adjusting the time when food is made available alters the molecular clock in the hippocampus and can alter the cognitive performance.
