Confusion when watching TV could be dementia warning sign – what to look for
Difficulty with a TV remote could be among the early warning signs of dementia … →Read more
Difficulty with a TV remote could be among the early warning signs of dementia … →Read more
The Cellular Roots of Mental Illness Neuroscience News →Read more
The point is that regularly doing these exercises can help prevent Alzheimer’s and dementia — or, at least, that’s the claim. Big, if true. Imagine spending two minutes twiddling your thumbs (or … →Read more
Mental health challenges are often an invisible aspect of MG Myasthenia Gravis News →Read more
Robinson-Appel awards honor student-led community work Cornell Chronicle →Read more
Kinship carers honoured at Castle Irvine event The Impartial Reporter →Read more
Reminiscing may ease grief when caring for people with dementia Cornell Chronicle →Read more
Anemia in adults 60 and older linked to 66% higher dementia risk Medical Xpress →Read more
The study also tracked how changing your diet over a 10-year period impacts your brain. Participants who experienced a large drop in their “healthy” plant food intake saw their dementia risk rise by … →Read more
We know what can cause loneliness, from online habits to other cultural shifts – but what makes us feel connected and cared for? The rise of social media, disappearing third spaces, displeasure with dating apps: in 2026, there are plenty of possible culprits when it comes to loneliness. But what makes people feel connected and […] →Read more