Cognition

Study: Sleep’s Role in Cognitive Benefits of Exercise. UCL research reveals impact of inadequate sleep on cognitive decline.

Research from University of Arizona links creativity to engaged leisure, reducing boredom, especially during COVID-19.

Stanford researchers identify gene fingerprint for brain aging in mice, revealing significant changes in white matter and potential treatments.

Stem cells rescue Alzheimer’s symptoms: UC San Diego study shows promising therapy potential.

Low levels of NPTX2 protein in spinal fluid may predict mild cognitive impairment years before symptoms, offering new treatment targets.

Early loss of smell linked to Alzheimer’s risk. Testing odor detection could predict future cognitive problems. (156 characters)

Probiotics and the gut-mind connection: Study shows how they may slow cognitive decline, aiding brain health in aging.

Researchers link age-related cognitive decline to misregulation of brain protein, CaMKII, due to decreased nitrosylation, hinting at possible treatments.

A study reveals fruit flies’ numerical sensitivity and preference for larger quantities, emphasizing the role of LC11 neurons.