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Chronic Kidney Disease Linked To Trouble With Brain Function, Study Finds
Advancing chronic kidney disease may raise risk of cognitive decline, with attention, memory and brain function impacted, new JAMA study reveals.
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Reading, Writing And Learning New Languages May Delay Alzheimer's By Up To 5 Years
The new study says that engaging in activities like reading, writing and learning a language can help to lower the risk of Alzheimer's disease and slower cognitive decline.
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Hypertension Impairs Thinking And Memory Even In Earliest Stages: New Study
Findings published in the journal Neuron suggest that hypertension may induce early changes in how genes in a brain cell express themselves and could interfere with one's thinking and memory.
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Artificial Sweeteners May Accelerate Brain Ageing By 1.6 Years, Study Warns
Apart from diet soda, the sweeteners studied were also found in flavoured water, low-calorie desserts and energy drinks.
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Excessive Sitting May Shrink Your Brain, Even If You Exercise Regularly: Study
New research reveals that prolonged sitting, even with regular exercise, can shrink the brain and impair memory, especially for those carrying the APOE-4 gene.
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Cognitive Health: Expert Shares Tips To Improve Memory And Concentration
Over time, lifestyle practices like prolonged sitting and poor nutrition can impair cognitive function.
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Mixing Alcohol And Energy Drinks Found To Impair Memory: Study
Researchers at an Italian university found that mixing alcohol with energy drinks in rats leads to long-term memory and learning problems.
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Mental Health: Prolonged Stress Can Lead To Cognitive Decline; Tips To Lower Risk
Prolonged stress can lead to cognitive decline, impair memory formation, and increase the risk of developing cognitive disorders.
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Dementia: Could Therapy Be Beneficial For Dementia Patients?
Dementia: Patients with moderate cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia benefit most from physical and cognitive therapy.
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Stress In Middle-Age Can Impair Memory, Reduce Brain Size
The study found that people with higher levels of cortisol -- a hormone linked to stress -- performed worse on memory and other cognitive tasks than peers of the same age with average cortisol levels.
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Chronic Kidney Disease Linked To Trouble With Brain Function, Study Finds
Advancing chronic kidney disease may raise risk of cognitive decline, with attention, memory and brain function impacted, new JAMA study reveals.
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Reading, Writing And Learning New Languages May Delay Alzheimer's By Up To 5 Years
The new study says that engaging in activities like reading, writing and learning a language can help to lower the risk of Alzheimer's disease and slower cognitive decline.
-
Hypertension Impairs Thinking And Memory Even In Earliest Stages: New Study
Findings published in the journal Neuron suggest that hypertension may induce early changes in how genes in a brain cell express themselves and could interfere with one's thinking and memory.
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Artificial Sweeteners May Accelerate Brain Ageing By 1.6 Years, Study Warns
Apart from diet soda, the sweeteners studied were also found in flavoured water, low-calorie desserts and energy drinks.
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Excessive Sitting May Shrink Your Brain, Even If You Exercise Regularly: Study
New research reveals that prolonged sitting, even with regular exercise, can shrink the brain and impair memory, especially for those carrying the APOE-4 gene.
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Cognitive Health: Expert Shares Tips To Improve Memory And Concentration
Over time, lifestyle practices like prolonged sitting and poor nutrition can impair cognitive function.
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Mixing Alcohol And Energy Drinks Found To Impair Memory: Study
Researchers at an Italian university found that mixing alcohol with energy drinks in rats leads to long-term memory and learning problems.
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Mental Health: Prolonged Stress Can Lead To Cognitive Decline; Tips To Lower Risk
Prolonged stress can lead to cognitive decline, impair memory formation, and increase the risk of developing cognitive disorders.
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Dementia: Could Therapy Be Beneficial For Dementia Patients?
Dementia: Patients with moderate cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia benefit most from physical and cognitive therapy.
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Stress In Middle-Age Can Impair Memory, Reduce Brain Size
The study found that people with higher levels of cortisol -- a hormone linked to stress -- performed worse on memory and other cognitive tasks than peers of the same age with average cortisol levels.
