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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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The Alzheimer’s Alarm: How Your Biological Clock Could Be Warning You
Study reveals how light sensitivity may worsen Alzheimer’s symptoms and sleep disorders, offering hope for new treatments.
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Aging and the Brain: How Probiotics Could Slow Cognitive Decline
Probiotics and the gut-mind connection: Study shows how they may slow cognitive decline, aiding brain health in aging.
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Consuming Olive Oil Might Enhance Brain Health – Linked to a Decrease in Dementia Mortality by 28%
Olive oil consumption linked to a 28% reduction in fatal dementia risk, suggests a new study at Harvard.
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New Potential Drug Target for Alzheimer’s Disease Discovered
New Drug Target for Alzheimer’s Disease UncoveredIn a significant breakthrough, scientists have conducted a comprehensive study investigating the interactions between …