How Extra Virgin Olive Oil Prevents Alzheimer's Disease
Scientists have identified the ingredient in the Mediterranean diet that protects the brain from cognitive decline.
Japan Faces Rising Dementia and Caregivers Shortage
With a severely restricted immigration policy, Japan is now suffering from a lack of low-skilled workers, especially in the health services.
The Plight of Alzheimer's Disease in Rural America
State assistance programs can make life bearable again for caregivers in remote areas struggling to provide around-the-clock help.
Diet Soft Drinks Triple Risk of Dementia: Study
People who drink the diet drinks daily increase their risk of suffering a stroke or dementia.
Why Sleeping Too Much May be Bad for Mental Health
A new study finds surprising links between dementia and those who sleep more than nine hours a night.
Dementia Rates Higher Among Those Living By Busy Roads
People living within 50 meters of high-traffic roads have a 7 percent higher chance of developing dementia.
Brain Scans Further Link Alzheimer's to Tau Proteins
Most research on the neurodegenerative disease has focused on amyloid plaques, but a new study may change this.
World's Largest Health Imaging Study Launched in U.K.
Researchers will be able to improve understanding and diagnoses of diseases such as cancer and dementia.
How Ronald Reagan Dealt With his Alzheimer's Diagnosis
When Reagan was faced with a harsh fate, Newsweek reported on how he handled himself with trademark charm and levity.
Sedentary Behavior May Shrink the Brain
A new study suggests exercise is critical to slowing age-related cognitive decline.
Moderate Alcohol Benefits Early-Stage Alzheimer's
Modest amounts of drink each day—such as a generous glass of wine or a pint of beer—may stave off death in early-stages of dementia.
Could Alzheimer's Disease Be Transmissible?
A new study suggests that the "seeds" of Alzheimer's disease could be spread from person to person.
Embraced by the Dark Fog of Dementia
By 2040, 9.1 million Americans will be suffering from dementia.
New Drug Shows Promise for Early-Stage Alzheimer's
Solanezumab is the first drug identified for slowing the progression rather than merely treating symptoms of the disease.
Saliva Test Could Predict Alzheimer's Disease
A researcher has developed a potentially effective way to diagnose a patient that could be less costly and invasive than current screening methods.
Judge Approves $1 Billion Settlement for Thousands of NFL Concussion Suits
Although many of the players are expected to settle, about 200 retired players plan to sue individually.
Alzheimer's in a Petri Dish Could Revolutionize Research
Lab-grown Alzheimer's neurons prove a decades-old theory and make testing drugs faster and cheaper