Links ShareRESEARCH | NEWS | STORIES Concussions found to accelerate brain atrophy & cognitive decline Astrocyte cells, which support and guide neurons, can morph and harm neurons One failed drug test does not rise to outright failure MCW & UCONN scientists find abnormalities in BRAG1 protein can cause neurological dysfunction Alzheimer’s may affect women more seriously than men Memories in early stages of Alzheimer’s may be retrievable Scientists replicate Alzheimer’s in a petri dish – likely leading to better disease analysis Does aluminum play a role in developing Alzheimer’s disease? New proteins shed light on how to block activity of an enzyme known to play a role in Alzheimer’s disease More proof – change to a healthy lifestyle (or maintaining one) can reduce risk for dementia Caregivers have vital influence on the emotional state of those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease Strategy-based cognitive training strengthens brain capacity and can delay onset of Alzheimer’s Blood test has potential to predict onset of Alzheimer’s disease; may be the starting point to finding a cure New cell therapy may provide effective treatment of Alzheimer’s disease Scientists erase, then reactivate memories in rats Regular exercise significantly reduces risk of onset of Alzheimer’s disease Prospective dementia drug builds new brain cell connections Rebuilding neurons provide hope in treatment of brain diseases Hormone treatment for menopause may do more than just help with hot flashes The oligomers in the brain are the suspect, not the amyloid plaque Rebuilding neurons provide hope in treatment of brain diseases Think about it – exercise your mind New drug study planned to evaluate effectiveness of crenezumab on early onset dementia Stimulate your brain to lower dementia risk Dimebon drug deemed failure for treating Alzheimer’s Disease Small Steps – The Role of Drugs in Preventing Dementia Progression Too much blood in the brain? What’s more accurate for diagnosing dementia – recognizing cognative changes or scientific tests? Energy Saving Mode – Not Just For Extending the Life of Your Appliances and Phone Standardizing the Biomarkers for Alzheimer’s – We’re Getting Closer Do excessive iron and copper levels increase the likelihood of onset of dementia? Experts Reveal Best Ways to Save an Aging Brain Alzheimer’s Report Called a Wakeup Call Five Ways to Manage Costs of Caring for Aging Parent
