Start early to reduce Alzheimer’s risk
Embracing a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle in your 30s may promote better brain development in later years.
Embracing a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle in your 30s may promote better brain development in later years.
Lifestyle changes and brain-boosting activities can help bolster cognitive health well into your later years.
This popular fruit delivers nutrients that boost your immune system, aid weight loss and improve the health of your brain and heart.
A retired Michigan grocer is alive today thanks to his wife's quick reaction and a speedy response from an expert stroke team.
A healthy microbiome is the foundation for building wellness.
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Try these four Zen tricks from a neuropsychologist to keep your cognition on track.
A good diet rich in these 10 foods may keep your memory and cognitive function in tip-top shape.
Low-intensity activities like gardening and dancing could help retain brain volume, ultimately slowing the effects of age.
People who already show signs of Alzheimer's are at heightened risk.
Children who grow up in pup-friendly homes might face lower risk of developing schizophrenia later in life.
Lack of sleep may prevent the brain from purging tau protein, which forms lingering tangles linked to Alzheimer's.