
Statin use not linked to memory or cognitive decline in the elderly, study reports
A study of more than 1000 elderly patients has revealed that there are no links between statin medication and cognitive decline.
A study of more than 1000 elderly patients has revealed that there are no links between statin medication and cognitive decline.
A recently published study has indicated that electrostimulation can help boost elder people’s mental scores to those of people 20–30 years younger.
Research presented at AAIC has highlighted sex differences associated with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease across the life course, including the first ever large-scale study of reproductive history and dementia risk in women.
Tom Naughton introduces the concept of consciousness, and the numerous ways that we have endeavored to understand the mystery of the sleeping brain.
Ruth Wood, co-creator of the Honeycomb maze, describes how the new test overcomes the challenges of its predecessors, and how it can be utilized across the spectrum of neuroscience research.
One serving of salad per day may help combat cognitive decline with age, a new study suggests.
Research answers questions concerning the relationship between sleep and memory consolidation.
According to new research, the antibiotic disrupts creation of fear memories in the brain, which could be utilized for treatment or prevention of post-traumatic stress disorder.
In a new study, researchers have investigated neural circuits in rats to understand fearful memory retrieval, finding that place cell firing patterns are involved in avoidance behaviors.
Improving dementia care within primary care requires a transformation in care processes with an emphasis on interprofessional collaboration between family physicians, allied health professionals and specialists.