Alzheimer's Stories
Ever wondered what it will be like when you’re dragging around extra weight, can’t see too far ahead of you, and can barely lift your arms over your head?
A saliva test may determine whether you’re more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment within six years.
Cognitive decline is no more common among seniors following an invasive heart procedure than in seniors who do not undergo such operations.
Leading up to the Alzheimer's Association International Conference, scientists are saying they're far more optimistic that an effective treatment is in the pipeline.
Alzheimer's cannot be cured, prevented, or even slowed down. But a new antibody might be able to change this.
Not getting enough sleep can do a lot more than make you cranky the next day.
Pomegranate fruit and juice offer a wealth of nutrients and otherwise health benefits.
Dr. Heather Snyder and Dr. Wendy Suzuki share their strategies for keeping our brain, memory, and creativity sharp into old age.
Researchers say they have identified a gene that protects against some forms of prion conditions among a tribe known for their former practice of cannibalism.
The four blood types — A, B, AB, and O — can reveal how your brain will age.
A previously unknown link between the brain and the immune system was found hidden in the lining of the sinuses.
Soldiers exposed to bomb blasts may be at risk of accelerated brain aging and its related memory disorders.