Tag Archives: dementia
Thinking about exercise may improve brain function
DALLAS: The link between exercise and dementia could be stronger than initially thought, with new research showing that even thinking about exercise can be beneficial for brain function.
University of the Sunshine Coast researchers are working in collaboration with the German Sports University to investigate Read More »
Researchers explore new pathways to treat Alzheimer’s
DALLAS: Researchers are exploring every possible avenue to treat the disease.
One such researcher who is exploring new pathways is Riqiang Yan, PhD, Department of Neurosciences, holder of the Morris R. and Ruth V. Graham Endowed Chair in Biomedical Research. Dr. Yan is investigating how Read More »
Study reveals how mix of brain ailments drives dementia
NEW YORK: A new analysis based on two long-term aging studies – one of Roman Catholic nuns, the other of Japanese American men – provides what may be the most compelling evidence yet that dementia commonly results from a blend of brain ailments, rather than from Read More »
University research finds dementia links to minor trauma
DALLAS: Manawatu’s Aaron Good made an early exit from professional rugby, having suffered 18 months of concussion related symptoms.
Concussion, even a minor knock, should not be downplayed, say Manawatu rugby players who are suffering the consequences.
Former Manawatu Turbos halfback Aaron Good, 33, has Read More »