Research Radar
Promising Developments
New research findings are continually spotlighting substances and activities that may help slow, halt, or even reverse mild cognitive impairment. So you’ve got to keep up to date. Unfortunately, this information is scattered over hundreds of medical journals.
That’s why we constantly scan the world’s reputable science publications to detect, curate, summarize, and present those items that are worth considering.
Applicable Now
24
Mar
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.
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 ...
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....
From the Lab
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...
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 ...
04
Dec
Choline May Prevent Cognitive Decline
Researchers found significant improvements in the brain chemistry of choline-supplemented mice.