Study Reveals What a Lifetime of Exposure to Fluoride in Drinking Water Does to Cognition
New Trinity College Dublin research finds no cognitive decline link from lifetime fluoride exposure in Irish adults.
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New Trinity College Dublin research finds no cognitive decline link from lifetime fluoride exposure in Irish adults.
An Irish study of 2,495 older adults found no link between lifetime exposure to fluoridated drinking water and poorer cognitive function.
A major review of nearly 200 preclinical studies and major clinical trials finds that GLP-1 obesity drugs may protect the brain, but randomized trials have not shown a clear cognitive benefit.
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New discussions on preventable dementia highlight the role of exercise and everyday habits in maintaining cognitive health into old age.
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Experts from Cambridge are highlighting specific, surprising daily habits designed to protect brain health and slow the process of cognitive decline.
Birdwatching emerges as a brain‑boosting hobby, with early studies linking it to neural rewiring and slower cognitive decline.
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Recent reports suggest a correlation between long-term daily step counts and improvements in cognitive functions like attention and decision-making.
Recent clinical trials indicate probiotics may protect against early cognitive decline, linking gut health to brain function.
A geriatrician warns untreated hearing loss is the top preventable trigger for dementia, sparking a media surge on hearing health and brain risk.
Recent coverage examines a specific health condition linked to adults with ADHD and its connection to long-term dementia risk.
New research suggests that subtle changes in speech patterns may serve as early indicators of brain ageing and dementia risk.
Recent coverage highlights a common sleep disorder that is frequently mistaken for cognitive decline.
New research suggests that vocal patterns and speech biomarkers can detect cognitive decline and estimate biological aging years before a formal diagnosis.
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Recent studies indicate that daily variations in salivary cortisol patterns can predict cognitive decline in older adults over an eleven-year period.
Recent reporting examines links between the Western diet, artificial sweeteners, and cognitive decline in older adults.
A new large-scale study identifies specific midlife physical activity habits linked to a reduction in the speed of cognitive decline.
Recent coverage highlights rising concerns over midlife dementia, stressing early evaluation and the risk of ignoring symptoms.
A wave of August 29 reports links subtle hearing loss signs to dementia risk and offers steps to protect brain health.
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Recent findings suggest that specific health habits during midlife, particularly focused exercise, can lead to slower cognitive decline in later years.
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Researchers have identified a new brain phase between ages 50 and 75 where blood cells replenish immune cells in the brain, potentially explaining cognitive decline.
A 30‑minute daily habit is being touted across global media as a simple way to slow age‑related cognitive decline.
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New research indicates a link between heavy television consumption in midlife and brain changes associated with dementia decades later.
New research suggests a direct link between financial hardship and accelerated cognitive decline as people age.
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New research indicates that limiting daily food intake to a specific time window may help older adults maintain cognitive function and reduce dementia risk.
New research suggests that persistent financial hardship and chronic money struggles may accelerate brain aging and increase the risk of Alzheimer's.
Neurologists and neurosurgeons are highlighting that brain ageing begins well before memory loss, emphasizing preventative daily habits for all ages.
Recent reporting examines new research connecting artificial sweeteners to faster cognitive decline and brain aging.
New research suggests that excessive television consumption during midlife may be linked to the shrinking of brain structures essential for memory.
Recent research suggests a strong correlation between high artificial sweetener consumption and accelerated cognitive and memory decline.
New research suggests that walking speed and daily step counts in older adults are critical indicators of heart health and cognitive resilience.
New research indicates that a decline in work productivity may serve as a critical early warning sign for dementia up to 15 years before a clinical diagnosis.
Recent reporting highlights a new study showing that fast walking may significantly reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
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Recent clinical trials question the efficacy of popular omega-3 supplements for preventing cognitive decline.
Scientists have identified a concerning link between a popular joint pain supplement and the acceleration of memory loss in Alzheimer's patients.
New fMRI research links menopause to shifts in brain connectivity, raising questions about Alzheimer’s risk for midlife women.
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