Dementia World's largest study exposes the myths of dementiasmh.com.au - Melissa Cunningham The World Alzheimer’s Report 2019: Attitudes to dementia, released on Friday, forecast the number of people with dementia would more than triple by …
Reuters UKUnited Kingdom Sick and elderly: Some EU nationals struggle to prove UK residency ahead of BrexitReuters UK - Andrew MacAskillLONDON (Reuters) - Sonja Brain, 84, is losing her sight and bed-bound in hospital after a cancerous tumour was removed from her spine. But she has another problem: proving she has the right to stay in
Raphaeladded this to EclecticMeditation Here’s How Meditation Classes Differ from At-Home PracticeMartha Stewart Living - Martha Stewart LivingI’m not great at relaxing. I’m also terrible at sitting still and being quiet. That’s why meditation didn’t really seem like it would be my thing. But the benefits of meditation are well-known: One comprehensive
HealthlineDementia Here’s Why Aerobic Exercise May Protect Aging Brains from Dementia SymptomsHealthline • A new study finds that aerobic exercise may help combat changes in the brain associated with dementia.• But any kind of exercise is associated with a …
AvatarGizmodoAlzheimer's Disease Exercise Might Help Protect the Aging Brain From Alzheimer's, Study SuggestsGizmodo - Ed Cara People at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease may be able to slow down the atrophy of their brains through regular aerobic exercise, a new study has …
Aging Lies, Myths, and Misconceptions About Getting Oldersixtyandme.com - Fran Braga Meininger We’ve all heard them. We may have even helped to perpetuate them – those old adages about aging that are limiting at best and can be downright …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesThe Brain Health writer CAMILLA CAVENDISH explains the proven ways that can help reduce your risk of dementiadailymail.co.uk - By Camilla Cavendish For The Daily Mail An increasing body of evidence is pointing to the idea that our attitude to ageing, and the assumption that older people can’t learn as well as …
Avatarkmkmarchettiadded this to aging wellThe Brain How do 80-year-old 'super-agers' have the brains of 20-somethings?bigthink.com - Matt Davis • "Super-agers" seem to escape the decline in cognitive function that affects most of the elderly population. • New research suggests this is because of …
Cognition Early-life adversity and neurological disease: age-old questions and nnature.com - Annabel K. Short, Tallie Z. Baram Prince, M. et al. World Alzheimer Report 2015. The global impact of dementia: an analysis of prevalence, incidence, cost and trends. Alzheimer’s …
Bernznzadded this to Virtual VirtualityAging VR Is Being Designed for an Aging Population Because It Can Help Themcommercialintegrator.com - Adam Forziati My colleague Craig often bemoans the pervasiveness of too-smart technology. But what he may not realize is that, by 2035 — when he can reasonably be …
SKGeniusadded this to Healthy Body, Mind, and SoulBooks Yale Researchers Say Doing This Simple Activity Can Add 2 Years to Your Life (It's Not Exercise)Inc Magazine - Melanie CurtinI've read some truly excellent books lately. The kind where you grow attached to the characters, miss them when they're gone. The kind where the haunting, lilting quality of the prose lifts you up, makes
Bio News Servicesadded this to Parkinson's News TodayAtoms New MRI Technique Can Visualize Brain Molecular Composition, Study Showsparkinsonsnewstoday.com - Patricia Inacio, PhD A new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique allows for the visualization of molecular changes in the brain, a study reports.This technique will …
Oxygen Early Life Supraphysiological Levels of Oxygen Exposure Permanently Imnature.com - Manimaran Ramani, Kiara Miller, Jamelle Brown, Ranjit Kumar, Jegen Kadasamy, Lori McMahon, Scott Ballinger, Namasivayam Ambalavanan Hauspurg, A. K. et al. Blood gases and retinopathy of prematurity: the ELGAN Study. Neonatology 99, 104–111, https://doi.org/10.1159/000308454 …
Passionfish12added this to Mind GamesAging Being Poor Literally Makes You Age FasterVICEResearchers at the University of Copenhagen found a significant tie between living through periods of poverty and aging prematurely. Applying these findings to how the United States works as a whole makes
Alzheimer's Disease Dementia and Alzheimernationthailand.com - www.nationthailand.com With Thailand’s population ageing rapidly, what are the best ways to tackle the certain rise that’s coming in dementia and Alzheimer’s disease? Dr …
Better Homes and Gardens Australiaadded this to News FeedDementia Doggy dementia is now a very real thingbhg.com.au - Laura Barry Thanks to the high quality of veterinary care now available, and the increasingly luxurious lives our beloved pups lead, man’s best friend is now …
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleDementia Facing life with dementia and discovering a positive pathThe Guardian - Wendy MitchellShocked at the lack of awareness, I now shout from the rooftops One thing dementia has taught me is never give up on myself It was at work where I noticed my first symptoms. I was a non-clinical team training
AvatarKrystyna McCombeadded this to Protest In WarsawMediterranean Sea How Healthy Fats Can Nourish an Aging BrainVerywell - By Sharon Basaraba Of the many illnesses that are related to aging, a worsening memory and eventual dementia are among the most frightening. If there's good news for an …
AvatarR Wongadded this to 健康Tea Drinking Tea May Improve Brain Healthpsychcentral.com - Traci Pedersen Regular tea drinkers have better organized brain regions compared to non-tea drinkers, according to a new study led by researchers from the National …
Avatardestanleadded this to Social ImpactAging Ageing Process Gets Accelerated Due to Povertythequint.com - IANS Genetics, lifestyle and environment somehow influence when and how we all age. Now, researchers have revealed that four or more years with an income …
Charles Lawrenceadded this to Gyming & HealthAging 3 Ways to Treat Eye Floaters and Spotslivestrong.com - The Livestrong.com Team Though seeing dark circles and squiggles in front of your eyes isn't pleasant, it usually isn't harmful either. Rather, eye floaters are often a …
swomniadded this to Fitness Over 50Aging DR MICHAEL MOSLEY, 62, reveals new programme to help you look and feel youngerdailymail.co.uk - By Dr Michael Mosley for the Daily Mail As a science journalist and dedicated ‘self-experimenter’, I’ve tested out lots of different ways to boost my body and brain over the years, talking …
Auggie Estradaadded this to RETIRE SMARTER TIPS AND IDEASLanguage How reading and writing can help us live longer, healthier livesweforum.org - Roger J Kreuz When Toni Morrison died on Aug. 5, the world lost one of its most influential literary voices. But Morrison wasn’t a literary wunderkind. “The Bluest …
Psychoidadded this to NeuroTai Chi Tai Chi Chuan exercise related change in brain function as assessed bynature.com - Hui Xie, Ming Zhang, Congcong Huo, Gongcheng Xu, Zengyong Li, Yubo Fan Chang, Y.-K., Nien, Y.-H., Chen, A.-G. & Yan, J. Tai Ji Quan, the brain, and cognition in older adults. Journal of Sport and Health Science 3, 36–42, …
Eric Henley (The Roaming Beast)added this to Health & WellnessTea Drinking tea improves brain health - Neuroscience Newsneurosciencenews.com - Neuroscience News Summary: Older people who drink tea at least four times a week have better brain efficiency than those who don’t, a new neuroimaging study reveals. …
rye_breadadded this to ADHD Brain DrainThe Brain Neurotechnology holds the key to a healthy ageing population in 2050Financial Times - Clive CooksonIf we use history as a guide, it is unlikely that we will see a glorious transformation of all medicine over the next 30 years. The generalisation coined by the American futurist Roy Amara — that we tend
Alzheimer's Disease Rebooting Alzheimer’s Research: Gone Are The Days When The Only Suspected Culprits Were Brain Plaques, Tangleskhn.org Since some people die with plenty of amyloid plaques and tangles and never develop dementia, research is expanding to explore the complex disease and …
Dietmar Henrichadded this to Science NewsAtoms MRI Can Now See Molecular Content of Our Brains |medgadget.com As we age, the molecular composition of our brain changes. This is a natural process, but it can also be associated with the presence of disease. …
Bilbao Bilbao's city parks offer brain-training games for the elderlyweforum.org - Katharine Rooney Loneliness and memory loss are two of the most universal fears about getting old. In Bilbao, Spain, city authorities are tackling both with the …
Royal Society RRI senior scientist elected as a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org Dr. Cheryl Grady, a senior scientist at Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute (RRI), has been recognized as a world leader in cognitive neuroscience …
