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Hot Flashes During Menopause Linked With Heart Disease, Alzheimer’s

Higher frequency of hot flashes was associated with a greater risk of developing the disease.

The findings revealed that physiologically assessed hot flashes occurring during wakeful periods were associated with elevated levels of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein.

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World Alzheimer’s Day 2023: Four Lesser-Known Symptoms Of Disease

Identifying less common symptoms is crucial for facilitating early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that primarily affects the brain, leading to a gradual decline in cognitive function and memory.

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Four Effective Yoga Asanas To Improve Memory And Brain Health

LISSUN Revolutionizes Student Mental Health

Yoga delays the onset of mental issues like dementia and Alzheimer's disease and fosters a resilient and sound mind. Some Yoga asanas are effective in enhancing memory and brain health.

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Promising Vaccine Shows Potential in Combating Alzheimer’s Disease

India MedTech Expo 2023: Paving the Path to Self-Reliance in Medical Devices

A maze-type behavioral test conducted on the mice at six months of age demonstrated that those vaccinated with SAGP responded significantly better to their environment compared to those who received a placebo vaccine.

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Can Mushroom Magnify Memory? Here’s What Scientists Have Discovered

Researchers used super-resolution microscopy to find that the extract of mushrooms and their active components can increase the size of growth cones.

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The Impact of Loneliness on Older Adults’ Mental and Physical Health

Socially isolated older adults who feel lonely have weak thinking abilities, especially when rapidly requiring information processing. It has been observed that older people who feel lonely have a more rapid decline in cognitive abilities.

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More Frequent Daytime Napping Can Be A Sign Of Alzheimer’s Disease: Check Details

Longer and more frequent daytime napping among older adults may be linked with poor cognitive performance.

Studies on daytime napping in older adults have had conflicting results, with showing that daytime napping has benefits on acute cognitive performance, mood, and alertness, others have highlighted the adverse outcomes on cognitive performance.

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Alzheimer

Hot Flashes During Menopause Linked With Heart Disease, Alzheimer’s

World Alzheimer’s Day 2023: Four Lesser-Known Symptoms Of Disease

Four Effective Yoga Asanas To Improve Memory And Brain Health

Promising Vaccine Shows Potential in Combating Alzheimer’s Disease

Can Mushroom Magnify Memory? Here’s What Scientists Have Discovered

The Impact of Loneliness on Older Adults’ Mental and Physical Health

More Frequent Daytime Napping Can Be A Sign Of Alzheimer’s Disease: Check Details

Epigamia Co-Founder Rohan Mirchandani Passes Away at 42 Due to Cardiac Arrest: Key Risk Factors and Warning Signs for Men in Their 40s

Does the 2022 H5N1 Virus Bind and Replicate Better in the Human Respiratory Tract? Here’s The Truth

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First-Ever Blood-Stage Malaria Vaccine Shows Promising Results in Phase IIb Trial

FDA Moves to Restrict Psychoactive Mushrooms Used in Edibles Amid Growing Concerns

Revolutionary CAR-T Cell Therapy Developed by AIIMS Researchers Offers New Hope for Multiple Myeloma Patients

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India Achieves Significant Progress in Reducing Malaria Cases: WHO Report