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High-Dose Psilocybin Produces Temporary Gains in Advanced Alzheimer’s Patient

The supervised, peer‑reviewed case suggests psilocybin can briefly restore speech and mobility and is prompting calls for controlled trials.

Losing Dream Recall Tied to Early Alzheimer’s Signals in Long-Term Study

Doctors and Lawmakers Question Trump’s Cognitive Fitness After Iran Threat

Court Declares Lekota Incapacitated, Says Partner Emptied His Accounts

Court Experts Find Rufina Killing Suspect Unfit for Trial as Proceedings Are Suspended

New Analyses Link Ultra‑Processed Foods to Higher Mortality and Disease Risk, Drawing Parallels to Tobacco Tactics

Large UK Study Ties Post-Menopause to Anxiety, Sleep Problems and Brain Volume Loss

Weaker Body Clocks Tied to Higher Dementia Risk in Neurology Study

Jailed Ufa Journalist Olga Komleva Says She Has Lost Her Voice in Detention

AI Eye-Tracking Spots Preclinical Alzheimer’s in Familial Mutation Carriers With Near-Perfect Accuracy

Major Study Finds No Safe Level of Alcohol for Dementia Risk

Mexico Puts Alzheimer’s in Primary-Care Protocols as Officials Urge Prevention

New Studies Tie Fine Air Pollution to Worsening Alzheimer’s Pathology and Increased Hospitalization for Lewy Body–Related Dementia

Higher Education Tied to Later Alzheimer’s Diagnosis but Faster Decline, Multicountry Study Finds

Neurologist Warns Loud Snoring May Raise Dementia Risk

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

Green Tea Antioxidant and Vitamin B3 Restore Energy in Aged Neurons in Preclinical Alzheimer’s Study

Harvard Team Links Brain Lithium Loss to Alzheimer’s, Reverses Disease Features in Mice

Harvard Research Connects Low Brain Lithium in Alzheimer’s to Mouse Benefits of Lithium Orotate

Study Finds Alzheimer’s-Like Brain Changes in Cats, Suggests New Research Model