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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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Alzheimer'sBrainDementiaMedicineMemoryNeuroscienceSciTech NewsUCLA
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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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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BrainCognitionMedicineMemorySciTech NewsUniversity Of Colorado
Central Process Driving Age-Related Cognitive Decline Uncovered by Researchers
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinResearchers link age-related cognitive decline to misregulation of brain protein, CaMKII, due to decreased nitrosylation, hinting at possible treatments.
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Researchers Unveil Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Childhood Memory Development
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaScientists uncover molecular mechanisms behind childhood memory development, revealing the role of perineuronal net in memory transition.
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New Research: Running in Midlife Preserves ‘Old’ Neurons Born in Adulthood
Study reveals running in midlife keeps ‘old’ neurons active, potentially preventing age-related memory decline.
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BrainCognitionMedicineMemoryPublic HealthSciTech NewsYale University
Harnessing Positivity in Aging: Yale Research Ties Optimistic Outlook to Cognitive Recovery
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinYale study finds older individuals with a positive attitude towards aging are more likely to recover from mild cognitive impairment.
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Scientist Find Evidence That This Sport Can Improve Brain Function, Help Fight Cognitive Decline
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerNew studies from McMaster University suggest that orienteering, a sport which tests physical strength, navigation skills, and recall, could be…