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Resveratrol stabilizes amyloid in Alzheimer’s
DALLAS: High doses of purified resveratrol, a polyphenol found in some foods, appear to stabilize levels of amyloid beta (Aβ) in cerebrovascular fluid (CSF) and in plasma in patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer disease (AD) and are safe and well tolerated, a new phase Read More »
New imaging technique detects early brain damage from hypertension
DALLAS: A new imaging technique found that some people with high blood pressure also have damage to nerve tracts connecting different parts of the brain, according to a study.
The area of brain damage detected is linked to difficulties in certain cognitive skills, decision-making, and Read More »
Hypertension/high blood pressure health centre opens
HOUSTON: Sophisticated scans can spot early signs of brain damage in patients who have high blood pressure, researchers say.
This type of brain damage may ultimately undermine the ability to think clearly, make decisions and control emotions, the scientists explained.
The finding is based on Read More »
Over 60s should take vitamin D to ward off dementia say scientists
SAN FRANCISCO: Over 60s should take vitamin D supplements to ward off cognitive decline and dementia, scientists have advised, after a study showed those with deficiencies suffered rapid mental deterioration.
Known as the sunshine vitamin because the body produces it when in contact with sunlight, vitamin Read More »