Gray hairs and more prominent smile lines are common signs of aging. While you can’t stop aging from happening, you may be ...

Studies expose how type 2 diabetes affects brain structure, potentially accelerating cognitive decline and offering new hope ...

Research indicates that meditation may slow down brain aging. A study comparing long-term meditators to non-meditators found ...

As the global population ages, the aging of the brain and the associated risk for cognitive decline are growing public health concerns. While no single strategy can guarantee lifelong brain health ...

The point is that normal cognitive aging doesn’t involve neurodegeneration or significant damage to the brain’s neurons. It’s a natural process due to brain changes that happen with aging ...

Those researchers concluded Prevagen could "improve aspects of cognitive function" in people with normal brain-related aging or very mild cognitive impairment. But some neuroscientists had a ...

Beginning at about age 50, people start to experience a decline in brain fluid flow as part of normal aging. For the new study, Kipnis collaborated with Marco Colonna, MD, the Robert Rock ...

Parkinson’s disease is often mistaken for routine aging—but ignoring early warning signs can delay crucial treatment. For ...

Movements may become slower, steps less steady, or facial expressions less animated—changes so gradual they can be mistaken for fatigue or normal aging. Sleep disturbances can also appear years ...

These compounds did not affect normal brain enzymes ... It also highlights how discoveries in aging and brain health can work together to create better therapies for neurodegenerative diseases.

Beginning at about age 50, people start to experience a decline in brain fluid flow as part of normal aging. For the new study, Kipnis collaborated with Marco Colonna, MD, the Robert Rock ...