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Blood Test Can Help Detect Alzheimer's Signs Decades Before Symptoms, Finds Lancet Study
The findings demonstrate the potential of detecting early-stage AD among middle-aged adults using blood tests.
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You May Have More Control Over Longevity Than Commonly Understood: Study
According to the report, smoking remains one of the most lethal habits, and perhaps the single most significant driver of unhealthy ageing.
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Women With Parkinson's More Likely To Experience Falls, Report Higher Rates Of Pain Than Men: Study
Men, on the other hand, were more likely to report memory changes and showed higher rates of cognitive impairment, according to findings published in the The Lancet Regional Health Western Pacific journal.
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Eli Lilly Launches Alzheimer's Drug Lormalzi Priced At Rs 91,688 Per Vial In India
Eli Lilly has launched Lormalzi (donanemab) in India for early Alzheimer's disease at Rs91,688 per vial. The once-monthly therapy targets amyloid plaques and may help slow cognitive decline in eligible patients with mild symptoms.
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Inflammation Can Harm Your Body In 7 Ways: Here's How To Fight It Naturally
Persistent inflammation can interfere with insulin function, making it harder for the body to regulate blood sugar. Over time, this may raise the risk of type 2 diabetes.
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Trump's Junk Food Remark Sparks Debate: Here's What Processed Foods Really Do To Your Body
Processed foods are usually high in calories but low in fibre and protein. This means they don't keep you full for long, leading to overeating.
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Looking For A Quick Boost Of Antioxidants? This Coffee And Chocolate Shot Can Help
One cup of black coffee and one piece of dark chocolate to protect your cells from damage, while also giving you a gentle energy lift.
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Study Finds Three Different Patterns Of Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Disease
A study has revealed three types of cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease -- stable or no change, slow decline, and fast decline.
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Smell Test For Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Detect Risk Years Before Symptoms?
Scientists are exploring smell tests as an early indicator of Alzheimer's risk, detecting brain changes years before memory loss occurs.
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More Than Just Tired? Why Daytime Napping In Older Adults Could Be An Early Warning Sign
Daytime napping in older adults is an early warning sign of certain health conditions. Here is what you need to know about daytime napping: its persistent nature should be observed, and timely medical advice is necessary.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
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Alzheimer's Amyloid-Targeting Drugs Show No Clear Clinical Benefit: Review
Drugs designed to treat Alzheimer's disease by targeting amyloid proteins was seen in high amounts in patients' brains, but it has no clinically meaningful positive effects, according to a new review of previously published studies has found.
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Why Is Vitamin D Crucial For Your Brain? Link Decoded
Given its significant impact on various bodily functions, ensuring sufficient vitamin D intake through sunlight, diet, or supplements is vital for overall well-being.
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Exercise Snacking Explained: The Fitness Trend Made For Busy People
Exercise snacking involves short bursts of activity throughout the day to combat sedentary lifestyles and improve health.
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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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Blood Test Can Help Detect Alzheimer's Signs Decades Before Symptoms, Finds Lancet Study
The findings demonstrate the potential of detecting early-stage AD among middle-aged adults using blood tests.
-
You May Have More Control Over Longevity Than Commonly Understood: Study
According to the report, smoking remains one of the most lethal habits, and perhaps the single most significant driver of unhealthy ageing.
-
Women With Parkinson's More Likely To Experience Falls, Report Higher Rates Of Pain Than Men: Study
Men, on the other hand, were more likely to report memory changes and showed higher rates of cognitive impairment, according to findings published in the The Lancet Regional Health Western Pacific journal.
-
Eli Lilly Launches Alzheimer's Drug Lormalzi Priced At Rs 91,688 Per Vial In India
Eli Lilly has launched Lormalzi (donanemab) in India for early Alzheimer's disease at Rs91,688 per vial. The once-monthly therapy targets amyloid plaques and may help slow cognitive decline in eligible patients with mild symptoms.
-
Inflammation Can Harm Your Body In 7 Ways: Here's How To Fight It Naturally
Persistent inflammation can interfere with insulin function, making it harder for the body to regulate blood sugar. Over time, this may raise the risk of type 2 diabetes.
-
Trump's Junk Food Remark Sparks Debate: Here's What Processed Foods Really Do To Your Body
Processed foods are usually high in calories but low in fibre and protein. This means they don't keep you full for long, leading to overeating.
-
Looking For A Quick Boost Of Antioxidants? This Coffee And Chocolate Shot Can Help
One cup of black coffee and one piece of dark chocolate to protect your cells from damage, while also giving you a gentle energy lift.
-
Study Finds Three Different Patterns Of Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Disease
A study has revealed three types of cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease -- stable or no change, slow decline, and fast decline.
-
Smell Test For Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Detect Risk Years Before Symptoms?
Scientists are exploring smell tests as an early indicator of Alzheimer's risk, detecting brain changes years before memory loss occurs.
-
More Than Just Tired? Why Daytime Napping In Older Adults Could Be An Early Warning Sign
Daytime napping in older adults is an early warning sign of certain health conditions. Here is what you need to know about daytime napping: its persistent nature should be observed, and timely medical advice is necessary.
-
Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
-
Alzheimer's Amyloid-Targeting Drugs Show No Clear Clinical Benefit: Review
Drugs designed to treat Alzheimer's disease by targeting amyloid proteins was seen in high amounts in patients' brains, but it has no clinically meaningful positive effects, according to a new review of previously published studies has found.
-
Why Is Vitamin D Crucial For Your Brain? Link Decoded
Given its significant impact on various bodily functions, ensuring sufficient vitamin D intake through sunlight, diet, or supplements is vital for overall well-being.
-
Exercise Snacking Explained: The Fitness Trend Made For Busy People
Exercise snacking involves short bursts of activity throughout the day to combat sedentary lifestyles and improve health.
-
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.
