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Full-Fat Cheese Linked to 17% Lower Alzheimer's Risk in 25-Year Swedish Study

Major study of 28,000 people challenges low-fat advice, finding full-fat dairy may protect brain health in those without genetic risk.

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Air Pollution Raises Alzheimer's Risk Through Direct Brain Damage in 28 Million Americans

Massive study reveals fine particle pollution directly harms the brain, increasing dementia risk beyond effects on heart and lungs.

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Social Connection Has Same Health Impact as Smoking Pack and Half Cigarettes Daily

Expert reveals why human intimacy and connection are biological necessities with profound physical health consequences.

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Exercise Boosts Brain Power Through BDNF and Neuroplasticity Says NYU Neuroscientist

Dr. Wendy Suzuki reveals how simple daily habits like exercise and meditation enhance memory, focus, and cognitive performance.

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Blood Test Accurately Detects Alzheimer's Brain Changes Even With Other Dementias

New study shows plasma pTau217 test reliably identifies Alzheimer's pathology in the brain, even when other dementia types are present.

Researchers Identify High-Risk Brain Bleeding Pattern in Children with Moyamoya Disease

New study reveals specific hemorrhagic phenotype that could help predict dangerous brain bleeding episodes in pediatric moyamoya patients.

Stroke Treatment Alteplase Faces Major Clinical Challenge in New Analysis

New research questions the continued use of IV alteplase for stroke treatment, potentially reshaping emergency care protocols.

SUDEP Awareness Dramatically Reduces Parental Trauma After Child's Epilepsy Death

Parents aware of SUDEP risk before their child's death experienced significantly less trauma, guilt, and anger compared to unaware parents.

Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for Restoring Language After Stroke

Non-invasive brain stimulation techniques like TMS are helping stroke survivors recover language abilities by targeting specific brain regions.

Neurologists Failing to Warn Epilepsy Patients About Sudden Death Risk

Study reveals critical gaps in SUDEP awareness among neurologists, potentially leaving patients uninformed about preventable risks.

New Brain Volume Charts Help Predict Multiple Sclerosis Disease Progression

Researchers developed MS-specific brain volume reference curves that better explain disease severity and progression patterns.