Older adults with negative thinking patterns more likely to report cognitive decline
A new study has tied this thought pattern to self-perceived cognitive decline and a higher likelihood of memory complaints.
Cognitive Decline
Metformin may slow cognitive decline in people with diabetes
Researchers have found new potential for a safe and widely used medication. The discovery could be “life-changing” for patients at risk of dementia, they say.
Clinical briefs for Monday, Sept. 14
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Study reveals factors that keep the oldest adults cognitively sharp
People who keep their memory and thinking skills into their 90s and 100s have a variety of factors in common, such as healthier pulse pressure and engagement in paid work.
As negative thoughts accumulate, so might Alzheimer’s risk
Repetitive negative thinking is linked to cognitive decline and brain deposits seen in early Alzheimer’s disease, a new study has found.
Clinical Briefs for Wednesday, June 3
Study shows toxic tau protein spreads in brain of older Alzheimer’s patients … Uneven handgrip strength plus weakness may predict rapid cognitive decline … Eli Lilly begins first human tests of a COVID-19 antibody drug … CDC updates infection control guidance for assisted living
Cardiovascular risk linked to cognitive decline
Higher cardiovascular risk is tied to cognitive decline and neurodegeneration, a study spanning more than two decades has found.
Clinical Briefs for Thursday, May 21
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Diet may help preserve cognition: Fish, vegetables most protective foods
Study participants who consumed the most fish had a significantly slower cognitive decline rate, according to researchers.
Clinical Briefs for Wednesday, February 26
A weak heart can affect the brain and contribute to cognitive decline … Annual breast cancer screening not beneficial for women over age 75 … Adults don’t need tetanus, diphtheria boosters if fully vaccinated as children, study claims … Wearable sensor predicts worsening heart failure days before hospitalization
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