Alzheimer's disease research, amyloid plaques, tau tangles, and cognitive decline
368 articles
Researchers identified three new genetic variants linked to Alzheimer's disease risk in Hispanic populations using innovative cohort matching.
New research reveals how subtle heart muscle changes and pumping problems can accelerate memory loss and thinking decline in older adults.
Simple retinal imaging reveals brain changes linked to mild cognitive impairment, offering early detection potential.
Online portal reveals public preferences for dementia treatments, with safety concerns outweighing efficacy in drug selection decisions.
Large study finds antidepressants significantly slow neurodegeneration and cut mortality risk by 62% in Huntington's patients with depression.
Large study reveals surprising protective gene variant may increase brain blood vessel damage under specific conditions.
New research maps the brain circuits behind creativity, offering insights into cognitive decline and potential preservation strategies.
Comprehensive review reveals B6, B9, and B12 vitamins demonstrate promising effects in Alzheimer's clinical trials.
Large study reveals women accumulate toxic tau proteins faster than men, potentially explaining higher Alzheimer's risk.
Breakthrough study shows complete reversal of severe Alzheimer's symptoms in mice, identifying new therapeutic targets for human treatment.
New research combining genetic and observational data from 559,559 people shows even light drinking increases dementia risk.
UK study of 165,000 dementia patients finds risperidone increases stroke risk across all groups, challenging safety assumptions.
