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Breakthrough eye research may transform Alzheimer's detection. Study links bacterial infection in retinas to cognitive ...

An international study has confirmed that at-home blood collection in the form of a finger-prick test can accurately ...

More than 38,100 West Virginians live with Alzheimer's and other dementias, and as winter weather rages in, the Alzheimer's ...

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BrainIAC analyzes brain scans across diseases, learns from minimal data, offers hope for rare condition diagnosis.

Dementia risk rises dramatically in people with CAA, a condition where amyloid builds up in brain blood vessels, even when no stroke occurs.

Programs that match caregivers with patient navigators yield better outcomes than Alzheimer's drug – but combining the two ...

Have you ever heard the old story about a person searching for lost keys under a streetlamp? When asked why there, the answer was simple: “That’s where the light is.” ...

Experts at ISC 2026 highlighted growing evidence that GLP-1 receptor agonists may reduce stroke risk and support brain health through anti-inflammatory, vascular, and neuroprotective mechanisms.

A global expert review has identified a shingles vaccine and two existing drugs as leading candidates for repurposing against ...

As we get older, it’s common to notice changes in memory or thinking. Sometimes it’s just small things, like forgetting where ...