Gene May Help Identify Risk of Alzheimer’s in African Americans
Researchers at Mayo Clinic in Florida participated in a nationwide study that found minor differences between genes Continue reading “Gene May Help Identify Risk of Alzheimer’s in African Americans” » More...
Genetic anomaly linked to Alzheimer’s disease
A common genetic abnormality predisposes one to Alzheimer’s, a new study has shown. Continue reading “Genetic anomaly linked to Alzheimer’s disease” » More...
First ever Alzheimer’s diagnosis validated
More than a century after Alois Alzheimer identified dementia, researchers have Continue reading “First ever Alzheimer’s diagnosis validated” » More...
High-carb diets tend to raise Alzheimer’s risk
Seniors gorging on a carb rich diet are four times more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment — an early warning of Alzheimer’s disease, shows a new research. The research from the prestigious More...
Shoes with in-built GPS to help Alzheimer’s patients
Shoes fitted with a miniature GPS system to locate Alzheimer’s patients Continue reading “Shoes with in-built GPS to help Alzheimer’s patients” » More...
Drinking mineral water can prevent Alzheimer’s
Drinking a litre of mineral water every day can prevent and even reverse the devastating Continue reading “Drinking mineral water can prevent Alzheimer’s” » More...
How caffeine intake may help cut Alzheimer’s risk
Caffeine consumption has been linked to a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease in recent studies. Continue reading “How caffeine intake may help cut Alzheimer’s risk” » More...
Computational intelligence opens up new avenues in Alzheimer’s research
Research has compared gene expression levels in regions Continue reading “Computational intelligence opens up new avenues in Alzheimer’s research” » More...
More Indians falling pray to Alzheimer’s disease
With an increasing elderly population falling prey to it, Alzheimer’s disease, a kind of dementia, stands as one Continue reading “More Indians falling pray to Alzheimer’s disease” » More...
Alzheimer’s takes more rapid toll on women than men
A study has found that women suffering from Alzheimer’s deteriorate faster than men – even when both are apparently at the same stage of the disease Continue reading “Alzheimer’s takes more rapid toll More...
