A DERIVATIVE OF OXYTOCIN (THE “LOVE HORMONE”) delivered via nasal passages improved memory in cognitively impaired mice. Today we explore the relationship between love hormones (oxytocin) and dementia. While the study did not... Read More
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Music Therapy for Dementia
The new research is a proof-of-concept study evaluating the effectiveness of the so-called Musical Bridges to Memory (MBM) intervention on persons with dementia's behavioral symptoms, social engagement, and associated caregiver distress.... Read More
Leisure Activities and Dementia
THERE ARE THINGS YOU CAN INCORPORATE INTO your daily life that may reduce your risk of cognitive decline. Today we explore leisure activities and dementia risk. Admittedly, we still don’t understand... Read More
The Gut, the Brain, and Dementia
By 2030, over 82 million people — and over 150 million by 2050 — will have Alzheimer’s dementia. Unfortunately, there are no curative treatments, and we don’t understand why the disease occurs.... Read More
Health Habits and Dementia Risk
One in nine adults (45 or older) report confusion or memory loss. ... Read More