Living 50 meters away from the road, the risk of memory loss is very high
a new scientific study shows that the impact is not very good for those who live too close to roads at a distance of 50 meters.
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Stop eating food from sharks if you don't want to lose your mind
as one of the foods that are widely consumed especially in asia, shark fins and tendons are potentially a common dementia called alzheimer's, which is extremely dangerous for
Sleep disorders increase the risk of Parkinson's in men
do you often lack sleep and are in the habit of hitting or kicking while you sleep? note, according to a study, this may be a sign of a disorder involving parkinson's disease,
Alzheimer's can help treat patients with brain injury
researchers have found that memantine, used to treat alzheimer's-related dementia, may also help patients with brain injury.
Chemotherapy in children can affect memory later
children who survive chemotherapy episodes may affect memory and thinking problems after adulthood - a new small study suggests.
A total of more than 100 human memory-related genes have been identified
an international team of scientists has identified more than 100 human memory-related genes, opening a new era in finding new cognitive therapies in the future.
Eat grapes daily to prevent Alzheimer's disease
a new finding suggests that eating grapes daily can help the brain fight the decline associated with alzheimer's dementia.
Found enzymes that eliminate cholesterol help prevent brain damage
a new medical finding suggests that a new enzyme in the brain that breaks down toxic cholesterol in the brain is one of the factors that causes some neurological diseases including
Scientifically proven: Alzheimer's dementia signs are expressed through the retina of the eye
a new medical study shows a link between alzheimer's dementia and obvious manifestations in the patient's retina.
Eating mushrooms helps prevent the risk of dementia, Alzheimer's disease
a new medical benefit that has just been discovered in mushrooms is curious to the american medical community.