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Crossword Puzzles May Help Keep the Brain Young
Doing crossword puzzles regularly may help to keep the brain up to 10 years younger late in life. And the…
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7 Steps for Optimal Brain Health
The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association have issued an advisory on maintaining optimal brain health throughout life. After…
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Men, Women and Alzheimer’s Risk
Are men and women who carry a common gene that increases their risk of developing Alzheimer’s equally likely to get…
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Exercise Vigorously and Often to Boost Brain Health
A regular and rigorous exercise program can help to preserve memory and thinking skills in people over 50, a large…
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Vitamin E and Selenium Fail to Prevent Dementia
Vitamin E and selenium, taken alone or together, did not prevent Alzheimer’s disease in healthy older men who took the…
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More Study Needed on Air Pollution’s Ties to Alzheimer’s
Toxic particles of air pollution linked to Alzheimer’s disease have been found in “abundant” quantities in the brain, researchers report.…
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One in Three Dementia Cases Could Be Prevented
About 35 percent of cases of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia could be delayed or prevented, according to…
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Good Dental Care Is Crucial for People With Alzheimer’s
Regular brushing and flossing of the teeth is important for all of us in order to prevent gum disease. It…
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Poor Sleep May Add to Alzheimer’s Risk
Fitful sleep may cause changes in the brain that increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, a new study found. Scientists…
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Healthy Heart, Healthy Brain
Need motivation to get moving? A new study shows how physical fitness at any age may be good not just…
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Drinking Soda Tied to Poor Brain Health and Alzheimer’s Risk
Two new studies link soda consumption to early signs of Alzheimer’s disease and poor brain health. Although the studies do…
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Diversified Mental Activity and Mental Challenges Can Keep the Mind Sharp in Old Age
Do you regularly do crossword puzzles? Have a regular bridge game or crafts group? Enjoy poking around on the computer?…
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Mediterranean Diet Has Benefits for the Brain
Older men and women who ate a Mediterranean-style diet showed less shrinkage of the brain than their peers who did…
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Dance to Keep the Brain in Shape
Joining a square dance group or learning to folk dance or waltz may be a great way to help keep…
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Tablet Computer Apps Can Help Ease the Agitation of Alzheimer’s
Portable computer tablets, such as iPads and other electronic devices, may be a safe and effective way to help ease…
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Walking May Slow Memory Decline of Early Alzheimer’s
Taking regular, brisk walks may help to slow memory decline in those with early Alzheimer’s, a new study suggests. The…
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To Drive or Not to Drive With Alzheimer’s?
When to give up the car keys can be a very difficult decision for anyone in the early stages of…
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Slow Walking Speed May Predict Alzheimer’s Onset
Brain changes typical of Alzheimer’s disease may also cause subtle impairments in someone’s ability to walk, according to a new…
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Yoga and Meditation May Help Ward Off Alzheimer’s
A three-month program of yoga and meditation helped ease the decline in thinking and memory skills that often precedes Alzheimer’s…
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Blueberries May Be Good for the Brain
The humble blueberry may be good for the brain, according to new research. The findings add to a growing body…
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A Healthy Lifestyle May Mean a Healthy Brain
More good news on the healthy living front. Researchers report that keeping weight down, eating a heart-healthy diet and getting…
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Group Counseling Benefits People With Early Alzheimer’s
Attending weekly group sessions helped people with early Alzheimer’s disease better manage their condition, a British study found. The groups,…
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Swim, Jog or Dance: Any Activity Is Good for the Brain
Physical activity can dramatically cut the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease in old age, according to a new report. The…
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Exercise May Slow Brain Aging by 10 Years
Older men and women who got regular exercise had slower rates of decline in thinking skills with age, a new…
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