People at increased genetic risk of Alzheimer’s may be particularly susceptible to the effects of an unhealthy diet, ...

Your employment history may impact the health of your brain. A new study found that steady employment in midlife was ...

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Changes in the pitch, volume or clarity of your voice could be an early warning sign of dementia, according to a new analysis. The study found that older adults who experienced diminishing voice ...

Eating lots of sugary foods and beverages has been linked to a range of health ills: tooth decay, obesity, heart disease, diabetes, fatty liver disease. Highly processed foods high in sugar have also ...

Sports medicine doctors increasingly recommend strength training as part of a regular exercise routine. Also known as resistance or weight training, strength training includes any type of exercise ...

With higher summer temperatures come rising levels of air pollution and smog. And that may spell bad news for your brain. A new study found that the tiny particles of air pollutants known as PM2.5 are ...

A blood test in midlife may help to predict your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease decades later, researchers report. The scientists found that in healthy men and women in their 50s and 60s with ...

Men and women with low vitamin D levels in their 30s and 40s were at increased risk of having brain changes typical of Alzheimer’s disease later in life, according to a new report. The study found ...

Older men and women who completed five to six weeks of a computerized brain training program showed benefits up to two decades later, according to a new report. The study found that those who engaged ...