Tag: Brain Health
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UK’s Youngest Dementia Patient: Andre Yarham’s Battle and Final Years
Understanding a Rare Diagnosis in a Young Life The death of Andre Yarham at age 24 has drawn attention to a rare and aggressive form of dementia that can affect people much younger than the typical age group associated with the condition. In the months and years after his diagnosis, doctors described his brain as…
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6 Simple Ways to Have a Younger Brain into Your 60s and Beyond
Think Ahead: Invest in a Younger Brain Just as you plan for retirement, it pays to plan for lifelong brain health. Your brain is a key asset that supports memory, focus, mood, and daily independence. The good news is that small, consistent habits can help you maintain a younger brain well into your 60s and…
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6 Simple Ways to Keep a Younger Brain into Your 60s and Beyond
Think Ahead: Start Now to Keep Your Brain Younger Imagine your brain as a retirement fund. The earlier you invest in its health, the greater the payback later. Small daily habits—movement, mental curiosity, and healthy routines—act like compound interest for your mind. Here are six simple steps to help your brain stay younger as you…
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Spaceflight Repositions Brains: Scientists Uncover How Microgravity Shifts the Skulls of Astronauts
Understanding the Brain in Zero-G Space exploration continues to reveal surprises about how the human body adapts to life beyond Earth. A growing body of research shows that spaceflight does more than alter perspective or physical fitness; it can physically move the brain inside the skull. As astronauts spend extended periods in microgravity, the forces…
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New Sound Therapy Clears Toxic Alzheimer’s Proteins: A Breakthrough Approach
Introduction: A promising non-invasive approach Researchers have reported a groundbreaking, non-invasive approach to tackling Alzheimer’s disease. By applying sound stimulation to the brain at a carefully calibrated frequency, scientists say they can help clear toxic proteins that are associated with the progression of Alzheimer’s. While still in early stages, this discovery points toward a potentially…
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New sound therapy found to flush out toxic Alzheimer’s proteins from brain
Researchers Discover Non-Invasive Sound Therapy Targeting Alzheimer’s Proteins A growing body of research suggests that a carefully tuned sound stimulation can interact with the brain in ways that help clear toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer’s disease. In a recent study, scientists tested a non-invasive approach that delivers sound at a precise frequency to the brain,…
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New Sound Therapy Clears Toxic Alzheimer’s Proteins in the Brain: A Promising Low-Cost Approach
A Breakthrough in Alzheimer’s Treatment? Sound as a Therapeutic Tool In a landmark finding, scientists have demonstrated that non-invasive sound stimulation of the brain at a carefully tuned frequency can clear toxic protein aggregates associated with Alzheimer’s disease. While still early, this research suggests a new path toward a low-cost, accessible therapy that could complement…
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Alzheimer’s Gene Variant Ties Majority of Dementia Cases
New findings spotlight a single gene variant in Alzheimer’s and dementia risk A landmark study published in npj Dementia suggests that a single gene variant and the protein it encodes may play a pivotal role in a substantial portion of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. While dementia is a complex condition with multiple contributing factors,…
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Post-Stroke Injection Protects Brain in Preclinical Study
Overview: A New Approach to Stroke Care When a stroke hits, restoring blood flow is the first priority to save lives. Yet the very act of reperfusing the brain can trigger a secondary wave of damage, known as reperfusion injury, that worsens inflammation and neuronal death. In a recent preclinical study, researchers tested a post-stroke…
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NAOX’s Wireless Earbuds Bring Built-In EEG to Your Brain Health Routine
NAOX Unveils a New Kind of Earbud at CES French startup NAOX is making waves at CES with a groundbreaking approach to wearable tech: wireless earbuds equipped with a built-in EEG sensor. While the company has already drawn attention for its clinical EEG solutions, it’s the consumer prototype that’s capturing the imagination of tech enthusiasts…