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Rugby players

New Blood Test Could Predict Neurodegenerative Risk in Retired Rugby Players

Astrocytes. Credit: Dr Alice Braga, co-author of the Nature paper

Brain’s Energy Boost Mechanism Uncovered, Offers Hope for Late-Life Cognitive Health

brain illustrations attemtping to demonstrate the protective quantum effect discussed in the article

Researchers Discover Protective Quantum Effect in the Brain

brain food illustration

Balanced Diet Linked to Superior Brain Health and Cognitive Function, Study Finds

Mouse neuronal cells with mitochondria (red) and nuclei (blue).

Cannabinoid Shows Promise in Protecting the Brain Against Aging and Neurodegeneration

brain oxidation and tocotrienols infographic

Natural Compounds Show Promise in Protecting the Brain from Obesity-Related Cognitive Decline

Michelle Mielke

Racial Discrimination in Midlife Linked to Higher Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

RNA molecules

Lifelong RNA Molecules Hold the Key to Long-lived Brain Cells

Smartwatch on a wrist

Smartwatch Data May Help Detect Early Signs of Alzheimer’s

Woman using an air quality app on her cell phone

Tiny magnetic particles in air pollution linked to development of Alzheimer’s

An illustration depicting a diverse group of adults engaged in conversation, emphasizing various speech speeds.

May I have a quick word? Study shows talking faster is linked to better brain health as we age

The p17 transporter in mice

Drug could protect brains from damage after concussions

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Polycystic ovary syndrome tied to memory, thinking problems

elderly white woman

Risk of dementia was nearly three times higher the first year after a stroke

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