Prevention, Longevity & Embracing Natural Aging

A common treatable cause of dementia can be detected with simple blood tests.

Positive psychosocial experiences are linked to healthier brain mitochondria, according to new research, highlighting the significant impact of emotions and social connections on brain health at a cellular level.

Newly identified modifiable risk factors add to what we already know about preventing or delaying dementia.

Neuroscientists and psychologists share their favorite games for keeping the mind young.

Sleep issues in early midlife are associated with accelerated brain aging among middle-aged adults, a new study shows.

And research shows getting them through the diet may not be enough.

The number of US adults who will develop dementia each year is projected to increase from approximately 514,000 in 2020 to about1 million in 2060, new research shows.

lueberries are fascinating to scientists. In humans, the berries have been shown to lower blood pressure and help kids perform better on cognitive tests. In rats, there’s evidence the fruit improves working memory and helps the animals balance.

Glyceraldehyde links chronic stress to depression by driving inflammation and telomere shortening, offering a potential biomarker for diagnosis and treatment.

According to new research, the time you can stand on one leg is the best marker of physical aging.

The premise is catchy, but some think it’s based on faulty data.

Specific nutrients appear to influence inflammation, synaptic plasticity, and even structural integrity of brain tissue, and may translate into a lower risk ...

It's not always a linear process.