Alzheimer
What Causes Alzheimer’s in the Brain
A clear tour of the brain changes behind Alzheimer's: sticky amyloid plaques, twisted tau tangles, inflammation, and the gradual loss of connections.
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Alzheimer
A clear tour of the brain changes behind Alzheimer's: sticky amyloid plaques, twisted tau tangles, inflammation, and the gradual loss of connections.
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There is no single cause of Alzheimer's. Learn how age, genes, brain proteins and heart health combine, which popular myths are false and what you can influence
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The science of Alzheimer's: amyloid, tau, inflammation, blood vessels and genes, and how scientists piece them together to explain why the disease starts.
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What the dying process often looks like at the end of Alzheimer's, from the final weeks to the last hours, and how families can offer comfort at the bedside.
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The changes that usually come in the final stage of Alzheimer's, how families can recognize them, and the kinds of support that bring comfort in those months.
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Which Alzheimer's treatments are used at which stage, from early anti-amyloid infusions to symptom medicines and comfort-focused care in the later years.
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Artificial Intelligence
New research suggests AI may not only spread misinformation but also shape what people later remember. Experts say the effect is real enough to warrant caution, though the evidence is still emerging.
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Blood Pressure
AARP highlights practical steps linked to long-term brain health, while CDC and heart experts say hearing, sleep and vascular risk factors all matter for cognitive aging.
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Brain Health
A new observational study suggests people with Parkinson’s disease who stayed more physically active had slower declines in movement and thinking skills, though the research does not prove exercise changed the disease course.
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Brain Health
A recent explainer on brain waste clearance highlights sleep, exercise and breathing as possible ways to support the brain’s fluid-moving cleanup systems. The evidence is promising, but still evolving.
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Blood Sugar
A new AARP explainer highlights why people with diabetes may want to pay closer attention to brain health—and why blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol management matter after 45.
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Alzheimer's Disease
A Nobel Prize for optogenetics is drawing attention to a tool that lets researchers switch nerve cells on and off with light, helping them study brain circuits linked to dementia and other neurologic disease.
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