Dementia
Even a small daily addition of these foods could cause dementia
Processed food is considered particularly bad, but its damages do not end with chronic diseases or obesity – rather, they can also harm the brain.
People are talking to each other much less – and it has a dangerous effect
About 50% of dementia cases are preventable: This is the main influencing factor
Even at age 50: Switching to this diet reduces dementia risk
The ethics of Alzheimer’s: A challenging, yet critical, balance -opinion
We ask questions concerning our responsibilities in preserving any remaining quality of life and what we must do to preserve their dignity.
Could COVID-19 push you closer towards dementia, Alzheimer's?
A new study will spend two years monitoring post-COVID patients over 65 to see if the illness pushed them closer towards dementia.
COVID-19 brain fog, dementia risk higher for 2 years after infection - study
A major study of over 1.25 million people has indicated that people with COVID-19 are at a higher risk of brain fog and dementia, as well as other neurological and mental health conditions.
This is the amazing thing that spinach does to your brain
Leafy greens are healthy, can help you maintain a healthy weight and promote heart health. Don’t wait, go buy kale and spinach.
Which leisure activities are linked to lower risk of dementia? - study
Researchers conducted a meta-analysis encompassing 38 studies from around the world.
This heart abnormality can raise your risk for dementia - study
An abnormality in the heart's left atrium known as atrial cardiopathy is already linked to stroke and atrial fibrillation, but it may be independently linked to dementia as well.
Fast food, prunes, dementia: Which foods help women's health? - study
Fast food is convenient but devastating to the body and linked to a higher risk of dementia, with health damage passed on even to babies.
Dementia: Finding happiness beyond the point of no return
Barbara Diamond gets personal in her blog, Thedementiadiary.com
Dementia: Finding happiness beyond the point of no return
Barbara Diamond gets personal in her blog, Thedementiadiary.com
Your walking speed can reveal if you’ll develop dementia
An experiment conducted over a number of years on people aged 65+ found that the pace of walking reveals much more than one’s physiological condition.