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This large-scale study underscores the importance of differentiating screen time types and their distinct impacts on neurological health. Moderate computer use emerges as a potential protective factor against certain neurodegenerative conditions.

This recent study reveals that addressing modifiable risk factors like education level and mental health could play a crucial role in preventing young-onset dementia, offering a new perspective in dementia care.

In a significant shift, recent findings indicate that statins, specifically simvastatin, may play a crucial role in enhancing cognitive function in dementia patients, challenging the traditional perception of their use.

Recent clinical trial findings reveal a significant advancement in Alzheimer’s treatment: combining focused ultrasound with aducanumab shows a notable reduction in amyloid-beta levels in the brain.

The study reveals a significant correlation between food insecurity and increased dementia risk, with odds ratios of 1.38 and 1.37 for low and very low food security, respectively.

The therapy aims to restore progranulin protein levels in the brain, marking a significant step forward in the treatment of neurodegenerative disorders.