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Could Vitamin Supplementation Help Alzheimer’s Patients?

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Neurons Damaged in Dementia Recognize Interruptions to Patterns

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Putative Exercise Hormone Irisin Boosts Mouse Brainpower

Dietary Spermidine Boosts Cognition in Insects and Rodents

Poor Sleep Linked with Future Amyloid-β Build Up

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Early Detection of Dementia with Smart Devices

APOE Mutation Linked to Protection From Alzheimer’s: Case Study

Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease Linked to Highly Active Brains

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Computers Extract Disease Clues from Speech

Young Blood Unproven as Anti-Aging Treatment: US FDA

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Air Pollution Linked to Decline in Cognitive Performance

Researchers Develop Potential Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Disease

Equivocal Findings of Alzheimer’s Trial Using Young Blood

How Microbes May Influence Our Behavior

Evidence Lacking for Brain-Training Products

Immunotherapy for Alzheimer’s Disease Shows Promise

Cognitive Decline More Swift in Women

Opinion: Can the Brain Be Trained?

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