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Discover evidence-based lifestyle modifications that can help your patients possibly slow down dementia onset. Learn more about how physical activity, a healthy diet, and blood pressure management can play a crucial role in preventing this disease.

Discover how a 12-week “brain fitness” program has shown promising results in improving neurocognitive measures and symptoms in patients with ADHD, post-concussion syndrome, and memory loss.

Explore the latest findings on the role of estrogen hormone therapy in Alzheimer’s disease prevention, focusing on the critical timing around menopause for potential intervention.

Discover the groundbreaking research that identifies a new type of brain cell with implications for memory, movement, and neurological disorders. Learn how this discovery could offer new therapeutic avenues for conditions like epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease.

Discover the implications of a newly identified depression subtype, “cognitive biotype,” which not only presents with significant cognitive impairments but also shows resistance to standard antidepressant treatments.