Gut bacteria link to Alzheimer’s: Study finds distinct microbiome in early stages, suggesting predictive potential.
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Guardian of the Mind: The Surprising Role of the Skull in Brain Health
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerExploring the skull’s complex role in brain health, this research unveils connections between the skull and brain, offering insights into …
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Reversing Alzheimer’s: Stem Cell Therapy Shows Promise
Stem cells rescue Alzheimer’s symptoms: UC San Diego study shows promising therapy potential.
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A Closer Look at Biosensors: Unveiling the Essential Function of Insulin-like Hormones in Neural Adaptation
This text explores a study by the Max Planck Institute, detailing the role of insulin-like hormones in brain plasticity and …
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Certain Protein May Predict Mild Cognitive Impairment Years Before Symptoms
Low levels of NPTX2 protein in spinal fluid may predict mild cognitive impairment years before symptoms, offering new treatment targets.
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New Potential Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment Target Unveiled by Researchers
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerProtein TRIM11, capable of preventing neurodegeneration, emerges as a promising therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s disease.
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Losing Your Sense of Smell – A Potential Warning of Future Memory and Thinking Problems
Early loss of smell linked to Alzheimer’s risk. Testing odor detection could predict future cognitive problems. (156 characters)
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From Bean to Brain: Lab Tests Show Espresso Can Prevent Alzheimer’s Protein Clumping
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerEspresso compounds may combat Alzheimer’s protein clumping, offering potential neurodegenerative disease treatments. (160 characters)
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Yoga’s Potential Role in Reducing Alzheimer’s Risk in Elderly Women
Kundalini yoga could potentially improve memory and stress management, thus reducing Alzheimer’s risk in elderly women, a UCLA study suggests.
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Recent Research: Altered Pain Perception in Alzheimer’s Disease Patients
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaNew research suggests Alzheimer’s Disease may alter pain perception due to protein TLR4 absence, potentially affecting pain management methods.