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Jelly Drops, innovative water bonbons, help hydrate dementia sufferers, especially during heat waves

Clinical studies show that memantine is also beneficial for patients with trichotillomania and excoriation disorder.

Intranasal administration of active lipid messengers blocks memory loss and neurodegeneration in mouse models of Alzheimer's.

Aducanumab could represent a revolution for all Alzheimer's patients, but for now it represents only an element of controversy

The "blood-brain" pathway that intoxicates the latter, producing Alzheimer's degeneration, could originate from the liver.

A blood sample, 10 minutes of testing and very high accuracy: here's how a new algorithm can change the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease

Two new studies promote light neurofilament, a particular protein, as a promising early indicator of neurodegenerative diseases.

A preventive treatment for dementia, Alzheimer's vaccine advances towards clinical trials after successful animal testing.

The test showed "remarkable and clinically important" results. Patients undergoing treatment recovered one year of cognitive ability.

The Alzheimer's vaccine will be ready within 5 years. A good result, for a disease that scares many people. Development of an Alzheimer's vaccine may be a matter of now ...

Forgetting as part of learning: Memories we think are lost forever may simply be inactive.

Developments in brain-computer interfaces could lead to superhuman memory, and a whole bunch of new questions.

Theta waves, long a mystery to neuroscientists, may hold the key to slowing cognitive decline.

New research shows the vital role of breath in memory. Here's how it could lead to new treatments for cognitive decline.

Detected for the first time in humans a decrease in "intrinsic functional connectivity", an important neural network of the brain

The advent of AI is only just beginning, but it is already transforming the world. Here is a little time travel to see what it will do in 30 years.

The arrival of Inclisiran also in Italy is a fundamental step in the fight against cholesterol that cannot be faced with traditional methods.

The efforts of science are aimed at making aging a disease, and they have never been so close to an outcome. But many would not like a world with (many) fewer deaths.

Massive UK study shows overwhelming evidence of telomere damage for alcohol users. Farewell to the myth of the "glass at the table"

Are you ready for a world where memory is stored in a cloud? The scenarios of a future in which (unfortunately) we will not forget anything.

A team from the Babraham Institute in the UK rejuvenated the skin cells of a 53-year-old woman, returning them to the equivalent of those of a 23-year-old.