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AQP4 Gene Variants Change How Sleep Shapes Early Alzheimer’s Brain Loss

The finding opens a path to targeted trials testing whether improving sleep can alter early brain and cognitive decline.

High‑Dose Psilocybin Produced Brief Functional Recovery in Advanced Alzheimer’s Patient

Glucosamine Linked to Faster Progression and Higher Death Rates in Alzheimer’s Patients

High‑Dose Psilocybin Sessions Produced Temporary Gains in an Elderly Alzheimer’s Patient

New Study Links High-Quality Plant Diet to Lower Dementia Risk

BOP Says Jeffries Competent as Judge Plans March Hearing, Eyes 2026 Trial

Blood Markers Tie Obesity to Faster Alzheimer’s Progression

Hemsworth Family Shares Father’s Alzheimer’s Journey in Nat Geo Documentary Debuting Nov. 23

Alzheimer’s Social Memory Loss Linked to Perineuronal Net Breakdown in Mice

Inhaled CBD Dampens Brain Inflammation in Alzheimer’s Mouse Model

Resting-Brain Network Flexibility Is Elevated in Alzheimer’s, With Visual Regions Signaling Modest Future Risk

Dietary Compounds Restore Energy and Protein Clearance in Aging Neurons

Las Vegas Police Release Bodycam Videos of Shooter’s Past Crises, CTE Exam Underway

Global Study Finds Dementia Diagnosis Delayed by 3.5 Years

Study Identifies Dividing Neural Progenitor Cells in Adult Human Hippocampus

Adult Human Hippocampus Generates New Neurons Into Late Adulthood

Reactivating Glycogen Breakdown Shields Neurons From Tau Toxicity

Late-Life Mood Disorders Flag Early Neurodegenerative Pathology

Boosting MIND Diet Adherence Cuts Dementia Risk by 25%, Study Shows