Mediterranean diet linked to reduced dementia risk

1 April 2024

A study suggests that adhering to a diet reminiscent of the traditional Mediterranean style, which includes an abundance of seafood, fruits, and nuts, could potentially…

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A study reveals that yoga offers distinct cognitive advantages to elderly women vulnerable to Alzheimer’s disease

25 March 2024

A recent UCLA Health study discovered that Kundalini yoga offers numerous cognitive and memory enhancements for older women at risk of Alzheimer’s disease. These benefits…

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A larger daily intake of magnesium helps to prevent dementia

19 March 2024

Scientists at the Neuroimaging and Brain Lab of The Australian National University (ANU) have discovered that increasing the amount of magnesium in our daily diets…

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Supporting Alzheimer’s care providers

19 March 2024

Researchers at the University of Houston’s Andy & Barbara Gessner College of Nursing have developed a systematic methodology for revamping a structured life review intervention…

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The Mediterranean diet is linked to a reduced risk of dementia

16 March 2024

A diet traditional to the Mediterranean region, characterized by a high intake of seafood, fruits, and nuts, has been linked to a lower risk of…

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Can changes in health and lifestyle safeguard older adults from Alzheimer’s?

12 March 2024

As advancements continue in the development of medications for Alzheimer’s disease seeking federal approval, a groundbreaking study spearheaded by teams from UC San Francisco and…

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Does having shingles elevate the risk of developing dementia in an individual?

9 March 2024

Shingles, a painful condition triggered by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus, manifests as a blistering rash on one side of the body or face…

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Facilitating mealtime engagement for older adults with dementia at home: Difficulties and approaches for caregivers

7 March 2024

For many individuals with dementia and their caregivers facilitating home living, navigating mealtime can prove to be a complex task rather than a simple daily…

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Higher dementia diagnosis rates linked to benzodiazepine use in anxious older adults

6 March 2024

Research conducted at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine has unveiled significant findings regarding old adults, anxiety, dementia, and the role of benzodiazepines. The…

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Can we have a quick chat? Studies have found that speaking at a faster rate is linked to superior brain health in older age

1 March 2024

As we age, it’s common to notice a slower retrieval of words, which often raises fears about cognitive decline and the potential onset of dementia.…

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Adult ADHD and its association with dementia risk

27 February 2024

Dementia is a condition marked by significant cognitive decline that disrupts daily functioning. It is a major contributor to disability and death worldwide. As of…

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What causes the decline in spatial memory among some older adults?

20 February 2024

Ageing manifests in various forms, notably through alterations in memory functions. Interestingly, the rate of memory decline isn’t uniform across all older individuals, with some…

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