Last Updated:July 20, 2025, 17:41 IST A study has revealed that including eggs in your breakfast can boost overall brain function and drastically lower the chance of Alzheimer’s disease by about 50 per cent. Eggs contain choline which is vital for memory and learning. Researchers have discovered a surprising link between brain health and a popular breakfast…
In the ongoing quest to tackle a brain-altering disease such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a new hope might have surfaced in a humble medicinal mushroom known for its cognitive benefits—Hericium Erinaceus, also called the Lion’s mane. A recent study sheds light on this mushroom’s therapeutic potential, revealing that its polysaccharide-enriched extract may significantly alleviate symptoms…
Research indicates that prolonged sedentary behavior, even with regular exercise, elevates the risk of brain shrinkage and cognitive decline, particularly in older adults. The study, tracking participants over seven years, revealed a link between increased sitting time and neurodegenerative changes, irrespective of physical activity levels. Sitting is the new smoking. Prolonged sitting isn’t just bad…
Last Updated:June 25, 2025, 20:32 IST Researchers in Norfolk observed more than 8,600 healthy individuals over several years. By the end of the study, 537 of them had developed dementia Eye-tracking tech could revolutionise dementia screening. They say the eyes are a window to the soul. But a groundbreaking study from the UK now suggests…
Last Updated:June 21, 2025, 16:17 IST A new research has found that consuming olive oil reduces the risk of dementia and it also reduces the chance of dementia-related deaths. The study is observational and the effects need to confirmed by more research. (AI Generated Image) Age-standardised dementia mortality rates have been rising over the past…
Having someone who listens attentively may significantly boost cognitive resilience, according to a recent study. Researchers found that adults with readily available listeners demonstrated better cognitive function, even with age-related brain volume loss. This social support could potentially slow cognitive aging and delay Alzheimer’s symptoms. Keeping the brain sharp is crucial for overall well-being. From…
In most people with Alzheimer’s disease, the clinical symptoms appear later in life. A key sign of the disease is the buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. These can be detected using amyloid PET scans, often years before symptoms begin. However, PET scans are expensive, time-consuming, and involve radiation exposure. That’s where the new…
