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Blood Tests Map Decades-Long Alzheimer’s Changes and Point to Earlier Screening

New cohort analyses show blood biomarkers and self-reported memory concerns could help find people at higher risk before clinical symptoms appear.

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Lower Attention and Higher Dementia-Risk Scores in Midlife Study

Wearable Study Ties Morning and Long Naps in Older Adults to Higher Death Risk

Two-Dose Nasal Vesicle Therapy Reversed Brain Inflammation, Restored Memory in Mice

Large U.S. Study Links Higher Optimism to Lower Dementia Risk

Cooking Once a Week Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults, Study Finds

Study Maps Shared Brain Network Aging in Mice and Humans

High Meat Intake Tied to Lower Dementia Risk in APOE4 Carriers, JAMA Study Finds

Sleep EEG ‘Brain Age’ Tied to Higher Dementia Risk, UCSF-Led Study Finds

Blood Studies Point to Complementary Alzheimer’s Biomarkers for Prediction and Staging

Nature Study Links Aging Gut Microbiome to Reversible Memory Loss in Mice

Mouse Study Traces Age-Linked Memory Loss to Gut Microbe–Immune–Vagus Circuit

Joe Rogan Condemns Trump's Iran War, Citing World War III Risk and Age Concerns

Nearly Half of Older Adults Improved Cognition or Walking Speed in Long U.S. Study

Nature Study Links Superagers’ Memory to Elevated Immature Neurons, Unique Epigenetic Programs

Yale Study Finds Late-Life Improvements, With Positive Age Beliefs Linked to Gains

Pilot Trial Signals Low-Dose Lithium May Slow Verbal Memory Decline in Mild Cognitive Impairment

Nature Study Finds SuperAgers Generate Far More New Hippocampal Neurons

Nature Study Links SuperAger Memory to a 'Resilience' Signature of Immature Hippocampal Neurons

Noninvasive Brain Blood-Flow Markers Align With Alzheimer’s Imaging Signs