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Women Are At A Higher Risk Of Dementia: Here's Why
The World Health Organisation has reported that women are disproportionately affected globally, comprising 65% of Alzheimer's cases.
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Women's Health: 7 Ways Mediterranean Diet Can Reduce Your Risk Of PCOS
In this article, we discuss other ways in which the Mediterranean diet can prevent PCOS.
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Footballers Are At A Higher Risk Of Developing Dementia, Here's Why
A research has revealed that footballers are at a higher risk of dementia. Read here to know what can be done to control the risk of an individual.
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World Hearing Day 2023: Reduce Your Risk Of Hearing Loss Through These Preventive Measures
Let's understand why World Hearing Day is observed and why we should use this day to raise awareness towards hearing loss prevention.
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Tackling Hearing Disability At The Right Age Is The Key; Hope For Those Battling Hearing Loss
The cochlear implant is an electronic device that stimulates the cochlear nerve, picking up sounds with a microphone, processing it, and transmitting the sound to the internal part of the implant.
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Lack Of Sleep Increases Heart Disease Risk Factors
Heart Diseases: Dr. Tilak lists out 5 ways by which lack of sleep is linked to increased risk of heart disease.
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Study Reveals Women Accumulate Alzheimer's-Related Protein Faster
Alzheimer's is the most common type of dementia that affects memory, thinking and behaviour. As per a new study, Alzheimer's disease seems to progress faster in women than in men.
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Restless Sleep May Signal Parkinson's Disease: Study
A study has shown that people with Rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder (RBD) have a risk of developing Parkinson's disease or dementia in the future, because they already suffer from a lack of dopamine in the brain.
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High BP In 40s May Put Women At Increased Dementia Risk, Shows Study
New York: Women with high blood pressure in their 40s are more likely to develop dementia years later, warns a new study. The study, published online in the journal Neurolog, showed that women who developed high blood pressure in their 40s were 73 per cent more likely to develop dementia than women who had stable, normal blood pressure throughout t...
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Women Beware: High Blood pressure in 40's Can Increase Risk of Dementia Later
Developing high blood pressure in early mid-life could put you at the risk of developing dementia later in life, suggests a latest study.
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Air Pollution May Up Dementia Risk In Elderly Women, Shows Study
New York:  Elderly women exposed to tiny air pollution particles may face an increased risk of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, a study has found. The findings showed the fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) — coming from power and automobile plants — could invade the brain and wreak havoc in older women who live in these places. The ai...
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Stay social, be healthy
A healthy social network in old age may help in keeping dementia at bay.
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Obesity and loss of brain tissue
Women who are overweight or obese during adulthood may be at an increased risk for decrease in the volume of certain areas of their brain.
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Women Are At A Higher Risk Of Dementia: Here's Why
The World Health Organisation has reported that women are disproportionately affected globally, comprising 65% of Alzheimer's cases.
-
Women's Health: 7 Ways Mediterranean Diet Can Reduce Your Risk Of PCOS
In this article, we discuss other ways in which the Mediterranean diet can prevent PCOS.
-
Footballers Are At A Higher Risk Of Developing Dementia, Here's Why
A research has revealed that footballers are at a higher risk of dementia. Read here to know what can be done to control the risk of an individual.
-
World Hearing Day 2023: Reduce Your Risk Of Hearing Loss Through These Preventive Measures
Let's understand why World Hearing Day is observed and why we should use this day to raise awareness towards hearing loss prevention.
-
Tackling Hearing Disability At The Right Age Is The Key; Hope For Those Battling Hearing Loss
The cochlear implant is an electronic device that stimulates the cochlear nerve, picking up sounds with a microphone, processing it, and transmitting the sound to the internal part of the implant.
-
Lack Of Sleep Increases Heart Disease Risk Factors
Heart Diseases: Dr. Tilak lists out 5 ways by which lack of sleep is linked to increased risk of heart disease.
-
Study Reveals Women Accumulate Alzheimer's-Related Protein Faster
Alzheimer's is the most common type of dementia that affects memory, thinking and behaviour. As per a new study, Alzheimer's disease seems to progress faster in women than in men.
-
Restless Sleep May Signal Parkinson's Disease: Study
A study has shown that people with Rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder (RBD) have a risk of developing Parkinson's disease or dementia in the future, because they already suffer from a lack of dopamine in the brain.
-
High BP In 40s May Put Women At Increased Dementia Risk, Shows Study
New York: Women with high blood pressure in their 40s are more likely to develop dementia years later, warns a new study. The study, published online in the journal Neurolog, showed that women who developed high blood pressure in their 40s were 73 per cent more likely to develop dementia than women who had stable, normal blood pressure throughout t...
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Women Beware: High Blood pressure in 40's Can Increase Risk of Dementia Later
Developing high blood pressure in early mid-life could put you at the risk of developing dementia later in life, suggests a latest study.
-
Air Pollution May Up Dementia Risk In Elderly Women, Shows Study
New York:  Elderly women exposed to tiny air pollution particles may face an increased risk of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, a study has found. The findings showed the fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) — coming from power and automobile plants — could invade the brain and wreak havoc in older women who live in these places. The ai...
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Stay social, be healthy
A healthy social network in old age may help in keeping dementia at bay.
-
Obesity and loss of brain tissue
Women who are overweight or obese during adulthood may be at an increased risk for decrease in the volume of certain areas of their brain.
