Can Fitness Be Your Brain’s Best Defense Against Dementia? (Tianjin, China) – A groundbreaking new study from top researchers in China and Sweden suggests that your heart and lung health might be a powerful weapon in the fight against cognitive decline. The study, published in the prestigious British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that people … Read more
Brain Scans Reveal Empathy Deficit in Frontotemporal Dementia Patients A new study illuminates the neurological basis for the reduced empathy often seen in individuals with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a condition affecting approximately 3% of dementia patients in Sweden. Researchers at Karolinska Institute and Lund University utilized functional MRI (fMRI) scans to observe brain activity while … Read more
Growing Concern: Dementia Cases on the Rise, But Prevention is Possible The world faces a growing crisis. Dementia, a debilitating condition affecting memory and cognitive function, is projected to impact over 150 million people globally by 2050. Currently, 50 million individuals worldwide live with this disease, and the numbers are steadily climbing. While the outlook … Read more
Could the conflicting elements hidden in the biological mechanisms of the two diseases be the key to treatment? input 2024.11.18 22:04 input 2024.11.18 22:04correction 2024.11.18 18:22 Views 0 Patients with a history of cancer have a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, and patients with Alzheimer’s disease have a lower risk of developing cancer. This … Read more
Daytime silence and apathy can be symptoms of pre-dementia syndrome, associated with an increased risk of developing cognitive and motor impairments in the elderly. Daytime silence, apathy, lack of enthusiasm may seem harmless, but according to a new study published in the journal Neurology, these symptoms may indicate a pre-existing syndrome dementia in the elderly. … Read more
If you lose more than 5% of your body weight in 6 months to 1 year… Lung cancer, colon cancer, and pancreatic cancer may be in the ‘early stages.’ input 2024.11.11 14:04 input 2024.11.11 14:04correction 2024.11.11 11:49 Views 62 It’s not just people who are worried about gaining weight. Some people are afraid of losing … Read more
Even if you are obese, the risk of Alzheimer’s disease has been shown to be low if you are relatively healthy because you do not have metabolic diseases. Getty Images A study has shown that even if a person is obese based on body mass index (BMI), the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease is low … Read more
Dementia is a group of conditions known for symptoms including: amnesia andCognitive problems And changing behavior, however, revealed one expert Symptoms of dementia It can appear in our eyes before memory loss, according to Times Now. Experts emphasized that keeping up with appointments is essential Eye examination Regularly, where some people think to visit Ophthalmologist … Read more
A new study shows that common diseases such as flu Herpes increases the risk of dementia by contributing to the loss of brain volume, especially in areas critical to memory. Influenza and herpes infections showed specific associations with brain volume loss in A temporal loopwhich is crucial for memory. Dementia – A condition that describes … Read more
Problem growing Choose Reneke Yanik·1 hour ago·Modified: 0 minutes ago © Samantha Gooding’s own imageBert‘ with dementia forgot his PIN code in the supermarket, Samantha paid for his groceries” decoding=”async” class=”css-q4dzvk”/> RTL Standing at the cash register and forgetting who you are, where you live and what your PIN code is. It is a daily … Read more