Past Science Links

How Diabetes Quietly Rewires the Brain’s Reward and Memory System

Source: SciTechDaily

Pilot Study Suggests Senolytic Medications May Boost Cognition in Alzheimer's Risk Group

Source: Medical Xpress

Melatonin Trial in Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment Shows Feasibility, But No Clear Effects Yet

Source: PsyPost

Alzheon’s Alzheimer’s Pill Fails in Phase III Trial

Source: Clinical Trials

Adults With ADHD Face Higher Risk of Dementia

Source: PsyPost

Scientists Develop Blood Test That Diagnoses Alzheimer’s And Identifies What Stage It Has Reached

Source: IFLSCIENCE

Researchers Develop Assessment System For Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease

Source: KBIA News

Researchers Develop At-Home Test to ID Those at Risk of Alzheimer’s Years Before Symptoms Appear

Source: The Harvard Gazette

Scientists Just Discovered New Genes Linked to Alzheimer’s

Source: AOL

Dementia Warning: Scientists Alert Over Alarming Sign in Women That Could Double Their Risk

Source: GBN

Dalzanemdor Halted for Alzheimer’s, Fails to Boost Cognitive Function

Source: Alzheimer's News Today

Proteins in Eye's Nerve Cells Linked to Alzheimer's Disease

Source: Medical Xpress

'Dorian Gray' to Uncover Link Between CVD and MCI

Source: healthcare-in-europe

Woman With Down Syndrome Had Alzheimer's Without Dementia in Surprise Case

Source: science alert

New Criteria Defined for Memory Loss Often Mistaken for Alzheimer's

Source: MedicalNewsToday

Scientists Uncover New Information on the Link Between Air Pollution and Dementia

Source: TCD

Could ‘Zombie Cells’ in the Skin Be Aging Your Brain Too?

Source: Mayo Clinic

Brain Structure and Connectivity Linked to Financial Ability in Older Adults

Source: PsyPost

Health Sciences University Launch Brain Health Clinic to Help Patients with Dementia

Source: Health Sciences University

Neurodegeneration Biomarkers Predict MCI Onset

Source: PW ABSTRACT

Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Have Similar Cognitive Symptoms, But Show Different Patterns on MRI

Source: Health Imaging

Beyond Plaques and Tangles: Scientists Discover Key to Halting Brain Damage in Alzheimer’s

Source: ScyTechDaily

The Aging Brain: How to Lower Your Risk of Dementia

Source: CUNY Graduate Center

New Drug May Prevent Cognitive Decline in Parkinson's Disease

Source: science alert

How brain waves hint at early signs of dementia

Source: nature portfolio

Higher Brain Vitamin D Concentrations Tied To Better Cognitive Function, New Study Says

Source: mindbodygreen

Scientists discover compound that restores lost memories in Alzheimer’s model

Source: PsyPost

Elderly who feel low may be at risk of mild cognitive impairment: Study

Source: The Statesman

The Bredesen Protocol: The SCIENCE Of Reversing Cognitive Decline

Source: Apollo Health

AAIC 2024: the evolution of Alzheimer’s clinical trials

Source: Pharmaceutical Technology

Brain-protective molecules by IOCB Prague

Source: Tech Explorist

Surprising link between a diverse oral microbiome and better cognitive function in aging

Source: News Medical Life Science

Stanford Reverses Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer’s With Brain Metabolism Drug

Source: SciTechDaily

Shingles linked with higher risk of experiencing cognitive decline

Source: Medical News Today

Two New Dementia Risk Factors Have Been Uncovered — And You Can Actually Do Something About Them

Source: NEOSCOPE

Ozempic-Like Drug Slows Cognitive Decline in Mild Alzheimer’s Disease

Source: singularityHub

Scientists observe faster brain shrinkage in Alzheimer’s patients with high amyloid-beta levels

Source: PsyPost

Researchers to Explore Sleep-Enhancing Sounds for Dementia Prevention

Source: Sleep Review

FDA greenlights a breakthrough against Alzheimer!

Source: Roya News

Subjective cognitive decline predicts future dementia risk, study finds

Source: News Medical Life Science

Neuroplasticity. What is it? And how can we use it in Dementia treatment?

Source: The Ness - Care Group

Exploring the Science Behind Ageless Brain Supplement for Mental Sharpness

Source: Intelligent Living

FDA Approves Eli Lilly’s Kisunla for Early-Stage Alzheimer’s Patients

Source: Health Policy Watch

Researchers figure out how they could predict individual stages of Alzheimer's

Source: MedicalNewsToday

Driving and Dementia: When It's Time to Hang up the Keys

Source: CBC News: The National

What to Expect: Symptoms and Stages of Alzheimer's Disease

Source: Dr. Paulien Moyaert

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) - A Guide for the Public

Source: NHS England

Brain Food | Scientists on Diet and Dementia Prevention

Source: Being Patient Alzheimer's

Green Bioactives Announces Promising Results for New Memory-Enhancing Supplement

Source: synbio beta

‘Mathematical microscope’ could diagnose Alzheimer’s disease early

Source: Interesting Engineering

Quick test could help reduce dementia care disparities

Source: National Institute of Aging

Second Drug Now Approved for Treating Alzheimer's Patients

Source: Resource Blog

Some people have Alzheimer’s without symptoms: What happens in their brains?

Source: Medical News Today

Science & Medicine: Cognitive deficits from concussions can linger

Source: UT Health

What’s the Science Behind Mushroom Supplements for Brain Health?

Source: Being Patient

A New Spectrum of Biomarkers Emerges for Alzheimer's Disease

Source: RSNA

People affected by dementia interview Blood Biomarker Challenge researchers

Source: Alzheimer's Society

Alzheimer’s Drug Types 101: What Are Biologics?

Source: being patient

Alzheimer’s Drugs Are a Ray of Hope

Source: The Guardian

New Treatment Could Stop Dementia's Damage to the Brain

Source: The Jerusalem Post

Rare Alzheimer’s Mutation Delayed the Onset of Disease

Source: Scientific American

Alzheimer's Drug Shows Greatest Benefit Yet

Source: Time

Their Alzheimer's Disease Didn't Worsen. Why?

Source: MedPage Today

FDA Approves Breakthrough Alzheimer’s Drug Lecanemab

Source: The Guardian

Can Cognitive Stimulation Benefit People With Dementia?

Source: Cochrane

Blood Test Could Detect Alzheimer’s Disease 3.5 Years Before Clinical Diagnosis

Source: Longevity.Technology

A Neurologist Answers Questions About the New Alzheimer’s Drug Lecanemab

Source: Scientific American

What are the 5 stages of Alzheimer's disease?

Source: Medical News Today

Costly Alzheimer’s and Dementia treatment is growing, with virtually no science to back it up

Source: STAT

Cases of cognitive decline more than doubled over past decade in adults aged 65 and over

Source: UCL - University College London

Brain stimulation improves short-term memory in older adults for a month, study finds

Source: NBC News

Researchers Looking at CRISPR Gene-Splicing Technology to Help Treat Dementia

Source: Healthline

Build Up Your Cognitive Reserves to Lower Your Risk of Dementia

Source: Psychology Today

Sage's phase 2 Alzheimer's drug shows signs of cognitive improvement—but there's a catch

Source: Fierce Biotech

Scientists may have inadvertently discovered how to reverse a central protein pitfall that causes dementia

Source: Fierce Biotech

New Study Calls Into Question Widely Held Alzheimer’s Beliefs

Source: SciTech Daily

How Scientists Successfully Reversed Alzheimer's in Mice

Source: Newsweek

Scientists Trip Over Potential Breakthrough in Dementia Research

Source: Bio Space

Research Identifies Blood Biomarker For Predicting Dementia Before Symptoms Develop

Source: Medical Xpress

Scientists Are Studying Blood Tests For Dementia: A new era of diagnosis for Alzheimer's disease'

Source: USA Today

Study using AI shows if MCI will evolve into Alzheimers

Source: AZO Robotics

Hallmarks of Alzheimer’s Found Well Before Diagnosis

Source: Harvard

Early Warning System?

Source: Harvard

The Science of Alzheimer’s

Source: NOW

Daytime Napping in Seniors May Signal Dementia / Alzheimer’s Disease

Source: Sci Tech daily

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