Researchers are finding more and more evidence that elderly people who suffer from depression exhibit a greater risk of developing dementia.
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Is eight hours of sleep too much?
New research indicates that the ideal amount of sleep each night is actually seven hours, not eight.
Fewer strokes occurring among U.S. seniors
There’s good news for those concerned about their brain health as they get older: Stroke rates are declining among senior citizens in America.
Even moderate concussions can pose threat to memory, brain health
New research is finding that even so-called mild concussions can pose significant threats to thinking and memory support.
Smell and vision tests could be early detectors for Alzheimer’s disease
New studies point to vision and smell as two possible early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease, which could help pave the way for better treatment solutions in the future.
U.S. seeing decline in Alzheimer’s disease rates
Despite still lacking any kind of cure or effective form of treatment, rates of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in the United States appear to be falling, according to a series of new studies.
Study: Healthier lifestyles can reduce dementia risk for seniors
Adopting healthier lifestyles can help seniors ward off dementia and boost memory support in their later years, according to a new study out of Finland.
Can coffee help with your workout?
A recent study found that drinking coffee before working out may help boost the body’s ability to burn calories.
Local support group uses singing to cope with Alzheimer’s
The “Let’s Sing From Memory” group meets twice a month at a local church to practice singing as a form of coping with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Tips for breaking out of stress
Here are some tips for freeing yourself from the cyclical and destructive effects of stress on health.