Dementia is more prevalent among people aged 65 and above and those with a family history of the condition However proper ...

Study shows just 5 minutes of daily moderate-to-vigorous exercise can significantly reduce dementia risk in older adults.

The team reported greater activity was associated with lower dementia risks. "Our findings suggest that increasing physical ...

By Sharon AtienoTo strengthen Africa’s capacity in neuroscience (study of the nervous system), particularly dementia research ...

An expert weighs in on Diet Coke and the health risks associated with regularly consuming the soda artificially sweetened ...

Find out the findings from the World Health Organization's latest analysis of the state of health across Europe.

According to Campaign to End Loneliness data, university students are likely to experience loneliness: nearly 1 in 4 students ...

The minimum amount of activity needed to reduce dementia risk meaningfully isn't yet clear. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity ...

By Sharon AtienoManaging high blood pressure (hypertension) could lead to a reduced risk of dementia- the loss of cognitive functioning, including remembering, thinking and reasoning to an extent that ...

Professor Charles Marshall and Lullyn from the Hackey Caribbean Elderly Organisation A new study led by Professor Charles ...

In “Doctored,” Charles Piller uncovers evidence that many important Alzheimer’s studies are based on faulty data.