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Neuroscience News: Dementia … risk actions by older people
Low Income, Vision Loss, and Isolation Drive Dementia Risk FeaturedNeurologyNeuroscienceVisual Neuroscience November 12, 2025 Summary: A new study reveals that people with lower incomes and those from historically underrepresented racial and ethnic groups carry a higher burden of modifiable dementia risk … Continue reading
Neuroscience News: Everyday Speech May Reveal Early Cognitive Decline
These features reliably predicted performance on cognitive tests, even after accounting for age, sex and education. Credit: Neuroscience News Everyday Speech May Reveal Early Cognitive Decline FeaturedNeurologyNeuroscience ·November 11, 2025 Summary: Researchers found that everyday speech timing — including pauses, fillers, … Continue reading
New Atlas: Music may lower risk of dementia by up to 39% in older adults
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Music may lower risk of dementia by up to 39% in older adults By Bronwyn Thompson October 27, 2025 New research suggests music can keep the brain sharp in older age Depositphotos Listening to or playing music later … Continue reading
EL PAIS: ‘Deaths of despair’: Global mortality plummets, but increases among young people in North America due to drugs and suicides
Select: subscribeLOG IN Health LIFE EXPECTANCY ‘Deaths of despair’: Global mortality plummets, but increases among young people in North America due to drugs and suicides The first snapshot of the state of health in the post-pandemic world reveals high levels … Continue reading
‘Breakthrough’ blood test detects chronic fatigue in 92% of cases. Comment: Diagnosed with chronic fatigue which caused me great distress and exhaustion over a period of 6 years … called “Yuppie Disease” then.
‘Breakthrough’ blood test detects chronic fatigue in 92% of cases By Bronwyn Thompson October 07, 2025 People with ME/CFS can wait years for a diagnosis Photo by Marco Bianchetti/Unsplash View 1 Images Researchers believe they have developed the first dedicated blood … Continue reading
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Tiny Peptide Shows Powerful Brain Healing After Traumatic Injury FeaturedNeurologyNeuroscience ·October 7, 2025 Summary: A small peptide called CAQK, composed of just four amino acids, has shown remarkable neuroprotective effects in mouse and pig models of traumatic brain injury. When injected intravenously, … Continue reading
New Atlas: ‘Sugar switch’ in the brain offers new path to treating depression
Mental Health ‘Sugar switch’ in the brain offers new path to treating depression By Bronwyn Thompson October 05, 2025 New research uncovers a previously unknown link to depression Deposit photos View 2 Images Chronic stress can rewire the brain, leading to … Continue reading
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How Stress Types Differently Impact Brain and Behavior Featured Neuroscience Psychology Additionally, changes were observed in key proteins of the blood-brain barrier, with significant sex differences. Credit: Neuroscience News How Stress Types Differently Impact Brain and Behavior FeaturedNeurosciencePsychology ·August 21, … Continue reading
Neuroscience News: Chronic Fatigue … Long Covid (so often people who have either of these are deemed neurotic. I had 6 years of Chronic Fatigue. It is real.
Your Gut May Be the Key to Chronic Fatigue, Long COVID Featured Neuroscience ·July 27, 2025 Key Questions Answered Q: What did the study uncover about ME/CFS?A: The study revealed that ME/CFS disrupts key interactions between the gut microbiome, immune system, and … Continue reading
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Not all body fat is created equal when it comes to dementia risk. Quote: “New research led by Monash University aims to clarify the mixed messages arising from previous studies on the relationship between body composition, specifically lean body mass, fat mass, and abdominal fat, and the risk of dementia and cognitive decline.”
Brain Health Not all body fat is created equal when it comes to dementia risk By Paul McClure July 07, 2025 Where body fat is located, not the amount, may influence dementia risk Towfiqu barbhuiya/Unsplas A new study has found that … Continue reading