Memory Loss

The link between cumulative loneliness and memory loss is stronger among those aged 65 years and older, investigators have found.

Having sustained low wages is linked to faster memory decline, according to new findings from researchers at Columbia University.

More than 43 million more health workers needed to meet world’s health coverage: analysis… Neuroscientists pinpoint brain mechanism tied to age-related memory loss … Men with prostate cancer have...

Within three years of reporting memory concerns to their doctors, 46% of adults aged 65 to 99 years old developed dementia, investigators report.

The PrecivityAD blood test will lower barriers to participation in a new clinical trial that aims to prevent the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, researchers say.

The results suggest that COVID-19 may not really be a mild disease, no matter its course, investigators say. They also raise the question of whether current home-treatment strategies are optimal for long-term...

Patients who self-report memory problems eight months after COVID-19 often perceive worsening of health compared with one year prior

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Greater physical activity at the study’s start appeared to lessen gene-related cognitive decline two years later, the authors report.

A study of older Australians has revealed a strong link between self-reported hearing loss and cognition, along with increased risk for mild cognitive impairment or dementia.