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Knitting, Puzzles, Not Scrolling: Study Links Mental Activity To Reduced Dementia Risk
People who keep their minds active while sitting; through crafts, games, or focused tasks, tend to have a lower risk of dementia later in life. However, this doesn't mean that sitting is 'healthy.'
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Alzheimer's Detection Through Plasma Protein Changes Offer Clues To Early Diagnosis: Study
A new type of blood test that analyses the folding of amino acids rather than their amounts may detect earliest biological signs of Alzheimer's disease, according to a study.
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World Oral Health Day: How Oral Health Is Linked To Diabetes, Heart Disease And More
When oral care is neglected, harmful bacteria can multiply and lead to infections and systemic diseases.
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World Oral Health Day: 8 Common Oral Health Myths People Still Believe
Many of these myths continue to circulate and can lead to practices that may harm dental health over time.
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Heavy Drinking in Your 20s May Raise Risk of Midlife Brain Decline
The authors of the study say that it can help in understanding how alcohol rewires the brain's circuitry and suggest new approaches for helping people adapt to the long-term effects of alcohol use.
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Can Your Reaction Speed Reveal Brain Health? The 30-Second Test Explained
Reaction time reflects brain processing speed; simple tests like the ruler drop can reveal attention, coordination, and early cognitive changes.
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Blood Biomarker May Help Predict Women's Dementia Risk 25 Years Before Symptoms: Study
A new study shows blood biomarker ptau217 can predict women's dementia risk up to 25 years before symptoms, offering hope for early prevention and monitoring.
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Does Obesity Cause Headaches? Doctor Explains Hidden Link
Obesity is not just a metabolic condition. It may also trigger frequent headaches and migraines.
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Japan Approves Stem-Cell Treatment For Parkinson's In World First
Japan has approved ground-breaking stem-cell treatments for Parkinson's and severe heart failure, one of the manufacturers and media reports said Friday, with the therapies expected.
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Study Reveals How Physical Activity Repairs The Blood-Brain Barrier To Improve Memory And Protect Brain From Alzheimer's
Researchers at UC San Francisco have identified a biological process that may explain why exercise sharpens thinking and memory.
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Knitting, Puzzles, Not Scrolling: Study Links Mental Activity To Reduced Dementia Risk
People who keep their minds active while sitting; through crafts, games, or focused tasks, tend to have a lower risk of dementia later in life. However, this doesn't mean that sitting is 'healthy.'
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Alzheimer's Detection Through Plasma Protein Changes Offer Clues To Early Diagnosis: Study
A new type of blood test that analyses the folding of amino acids rather than their amounts may detect earliest biological signs of Alzheimer's disease, according to a study.
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World Oral Health Day: How Oral Health Is Linked To Diabetes, Heart Disease And More
When oral care is neglected, harmful bacteria can multiply and lead to infections and systemic diseases.
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World Oral Health Day: 8 Common Oral Health Myths People Still Believe
Many of these myths continue to circulate and can lead to practices that may harm dental health over time.
-
Heavy Drinking in Your 20s May Raise Risk of Midlife Brain Decline
The authors of the study say that it can help in understanding how alcohol rewires the brain's circuitry and suggest new approaches for helping people adapt to the long-term effects of alcohol use.
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Can Your Reaction Speed Reveal Brain Health? The 30-Second Test Explained
Reaction time reflects brain processing speed; simple tests like the ruler drop can reveal attention, coordination, and early cognitive changes.
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Blood Biomarker May Help Predict Women's Dementia Risk 25 Years Before Symptoms: Study
A new study shows blood biomarker ptau217 can predict women's dementia risk up to 25 years before symptoms, offering hope for early prevention and monitoring.
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Does Obesity Cause Headaches? Doctor Explains Hidden Link
Obesity is not just a metabolic condition. It may also trigger frequent headaches and migraines.
-
Japan Approves Stem-Cell Treatment For Parkinson's In World First
Japan has approved ground-breaking stem-cell treatments for Parkinson's and severe heart failure, one of the manufacturers and media reports said Friday, with the therapies expected.
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Study Reveals How Physical Activity Repairs The Blood-Brain Barrier To Improve Memory And Protect Brain From Alzheimer's
Researchers at UC San Francisco have identified a biological process that may explain why exercise sharpens thinking and memory.
