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Active Families Can Help Prevent Cognitive Decline

For quite some time, researchers have believed that when seniors are mentally and physically active, the development of dementia can be delayed or even prevented.    Activity can come in a variety of different forms. While we often immediately think about physical

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Genetics and Alzheimer’s Disease

Genetics may play a much larger role in causing Alzheimer’s disease than what was once thought. In fact, a recent study from University College London indicates that one particular gene may be behind the majority of Alzheimer’s cases. The gene is called

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Small Diet Changes May Improve Heart Health

Eating salty foods may lead to a shorter lifespan.   That’s what new research coming out of the American Heart Association indicates. A study conducted out of France and the U.K. points to the idea that those who have diets that are

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Early Stages of Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease is a neurological disorder that affects movement. It occurs when brain cells that produce dopamine gradually die, leading to symptoms such as tremors, muscle stiffness, slowed movement, and balance problems, along with possible changes in mood, sleep, and

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Steps for Fighting Knee Pain

If you’ve ever experienced arthritic knee pain, you know how crippling it can be. It makes even daily tasks excruciatingly painful and difficult. However, scientists are understanding more and more about osteoarthritis and what you can do to help reduce

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Looking at Differences in Aging Brains

New research has revealed that there is something different about people over 80 years old who have cognitive levels of those that are typically seen from people in their 50s. These individuals tend to be an exception, but they are

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