Memory

Why so blue? Berries could slow memory loss

January 21, 2010

It has long been thought that eating blueberries, a rich source of antioxidants, improve memory. Now a study has uncovered evidence of such beneficial effects.
 

Knowledge about celebrities could indicate risk for Alzheimer's, research suggests

December 22, 2009

Our ability to remember information about celebrities could help with more than just trivia games; it could hold clues to early detection of Alzheimer's disease, new research suggests.
 

Experimental new Alzheimer's treatment could recover memory

July 16, 2009

The memories of Alzheimer's patients are forgotten but not gone, to twist a popular phrase. Now, one potential new treatment might help to recover some of those lost memories. An experimental drug has the potential to recover memory and improve cognitive function if taken early in Alzheimer's development-especially when coupled with other treatments, researchers say.
 

Cognitive tests don't differentiate between Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, study finds

July 09, 2009

Less than 2% of the most common neuropsychological tests can differentiate between Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia, according to a recently published report.
 

Study: Older Americans score better than English counterparts on memory test

July 08, 2009

When it comes to memory and awareness, older Americans are demonstrably more "with it" than the English, new research shows.