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Cognitive Decline

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Midlife TV Viewing Linked to Smaller Brain Regions and More White Matter Damage

Researchers say mental engagement during sitting could shape brain aging, with follow‑up studies needed to test causation.

Midlife TV Watching Linked to Later Brain Shrinkage, Occupational Sitting Linked to Preserved Volume

Arc Protein Carries Toxic Tau Between Neurons in Mice, Pointing to New Alzheimer’s Target

CAR-Astrocyte Gene Therapy Stops Plaques, Halves Amyloid in Alzheimer’s Mice

RSNA Study Links Muscle Mass, Lower Visceral Fat to Younger 'Brain Age'

Heavy Drinking Tied to Earlier, Larger Brain Bleeds, Study Finds

Study Links Fine Particle Pollution to Lewy Body Dementia and Identifies Toxic Protein Strain

Excessive Sleep Linked to Cognitive Decline, Especially in Depressed Individuals

AI Tool Links Brain Aging to Lifestyle and Vascular Health

Study Links Visceral Fat to Early Alzheimer’s Risk Decades Before Symptoms