562 articles in this topic
The ATLAS systematic review and individual patient data meta-analysis examines endovascular thrombectomy outcomes in patients with large-core ischemic stroke presenting up to 24 hours after onset.
A wearable study of 773 older adults finds sleep consistency matters more for memory and thinking than how long you sleep.
A 25-year review of 577 AD vaccine formulations finds only 3 have targeted both Aβ and tau — a major missed opportunity.
A global consortium reveals how tube type, delays, and storage temperature dramatically skew key Alzheimer's blood biomarker readings.
A novel Aβ1-10 peptide vaccine conjugated to carrier proteins reduced plaques, neuroinflammation, and memory deficits in an AD mouse model.
New review links HCMV — infecting up to 100% of adults — to Alzheimer's pathology, tau tangles, and accelerated cognitive decline.
A UCLA mouse study identifies the specific prefrontal neuron type responsible for TMS's fast-acting antidepressant action.
New research reveals APOE2, the longevity-linked gene variant, shields human neurons from aging damage through enhanced DNA repair — not just lipid metabolism.
A machine-learning model using 39 cardiovascular and autonomic variables predicted cognitive test performance with ~71% accuracy in healthy adults.
A 38-year Finnish cohort study finds higher lifelong physical activity protects information processing and working memory into midlife.
A new Cell study reveals the fronto-insular circuit as the key mediator of TMS antidepressant effects, opening the door to optimized treatment.
New iPSC and cerebral organoid research shows HSV-1 directly activates neurodegeneration and senescence pathways, supporting the viral hypothesis of Alzheimer's disease.
