New Drug Shows Promise in Fight Against Cognitive Decline
Eli Lilly & Co. announced encouraging news about an experimental drug designed to treat early Alzheimer’s.
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Mar
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17
Mar
MCI Helper E-newsletter to Aid Mild Cognitive Impairment Patients
Five are not widely known: plamalogens, ashwagandha, lion’s mane, curcumin, and low-dose lithium. Two are familiar, but their aid to cognition is less publicized: caffeine and green tea.
17
Mar
Maintaining Social Relationships with Friends Could Help Your Cognition
Spending time with friends may be an important factor in the fight against mild cognitive impairment. In a study with more than 10,000 ...
10
Mar
Promising New Alzheimer’s Drug Soon to Enter Trial
In an encouraging study published in early March, researchers reported on a new drug that may prove effective in preventing and treatin...
18
Feb
The Crossword Conundrum- Helpful for Cognition?
Much research indicates that working crosswords may help ward off memory loss in older adults and may benefit those who already have MCI. Not a cure-all, but why not try it?
12
Feb
Vitamin E Can Add Value to Brain Health
Vitamin E has been studied for more than two decades to assess its ability to assist preservation of cognitive function with aging. Maybe it can help you, too.
03
Feb
An Active Body and Mind Aids Brain Health
Engaging in both physical and cognitive activity is beneficial in preventing cognitive impairment, as shown in a study of 2726 seniors....
03
Feb
Essential Amino Acids for Cognitive and Social Functioning
The importance of a healthy diet enhanced with essential amino acids may help cognitive performance, as shown in a study with 105 senio...
03
Feb
Karaoke Could Improve Cognitive Function in Seniors
Learning new songs could be a fun and social way to prevent cognitive decline. In a small trial, researchers investigated the impact of...
03
Feb
A Novel Drug, ISRIB, Seems to Reverse Memory Decline in Mice
In the active search for new treatments for cognitive impairment, researchers are testing ISRIB,* an experimental drug that interferes ...