Scientists have uncovered everyday habits that could help protect against dementia, with research showing that simple lifestyle changes like regular exercise, healthy eating, and staying socially active might slow or even prevent cognitive
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In recent years, worries about plastic pollution have grown, not just for the environment but also for our health. Tiny bits of plastic, known as microplastics and nanoplastics (often called MNPs), are everywhere - in the air, water, and food. These particles... (Audio Available – 1,168 words – 6 minute read time)
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The 2025 Alzheimer's Association International Conference brought together nearly 19,000 experts from around the world in Toronto to share fresh ideas on spotting, treating, and preventing brain decline. Over 6,400 research
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Scientists caution that contracting shingles may heighten Alzheimer’s risk. An Oxford University led study suggests the infection triggers a brain reaction tied to dementia by reactivating a dormant
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Researchers have found that hearing loss combined with acute loneliness can accelerate cognitive decline in older adults, offering a potential simple preventive measure for millions at risk of dementia
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For years, Alzheimer’s research has focused on A-beta and tau amyloids, which harm neurons and impair brain function. A recent study from Johns Hopkins University suggests these plaques may not act alone
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At the European Academy of Neurology Congress in Helsinki, researchers unveiled a ground breaking blood test that could revolutionize Alzheimer’s disease management by identifying
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Two innovative Alzheimer’s drugs, Donanemab and Lecanemab, have been rejected by the NHS due to their exorbitant cost and limited impact. These are the first treatments to slow the disease, potentially extending
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The UK Government's Spending Review, announced on June 11, 2025, by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, outlined spending and investment plans through 2029 - 30, addressing key public
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Alzheimer’s disease is often seen as a brain problem, but new evidence shows it can affect other body parts too. Scientists at Baylor College of Medicine
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