Women who exhibit more menopausal symptoms are more likely to later have poorer cognitive function and mild behavioral impairments – both markers of dementia.
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Brain Imaging During Critical Midlife Window Could Catch Cognitive DeclineLearn more about how identifying biomarkers through neuroimaging could prompt us to feed our brain to prevent neuronal ...
People who experience several menopause symptoms at the same time are more likely to develop poor cognitive function and mild ...
The majority of the published research features investigations and validations of the efficacy and accuracy of various ...
GOTHENBURG, SE / ACCESS Newswire / March 5, 2025 / IRLAB Therapeutics (STO:IRLAB-A)(FRA:6IRA)(Nasdaq Stockholm:IRLAB A), a company that discovers and develops new treatments for Parkinson's disease, t ...
A major new project, 'Dorian Gray', funded by the European Union (EU) and led by the University of Brescia and partners ...
Technology is changing how physicians think about assessing patients, and in turn, how patients expect to be able to measure ...
Mass General Brigham researchers have developed an AI tool that analyzes brain wave activity recorded during sleep using ...
The lifetime risk of dementia after age 55 is about 42%, according to a recent study published in the journal Nature Medicine. Around 1 million adults in the U.S. are projected to develop dementia ...
A recent perspective offered guidance to clinician’s in managing how or in some cases whether to disclose a diagnosis of ...
Mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer disease have a low prevalence among newly diagnosed patients with multiple sclerosis.
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