A new study has found that different microglial responses in the brain may explain why some people are more resistant to dementia in Alzheimer's disease. These findings open up new possibilities for developing therapies aimed at supporting the brain's protective microglial functions.
A new study has shown that taking medications against toxoplasmosis and receiving a herpes vaccine are associated with a reduced risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. However, scientists emphasize that these findings require further confirmation.
A new study has found that young people with obesity already show brain damage biomarkers typically associated with aging, especially when choline levels are low. This may indicate an early risk of cognitive impairment and highlights the importance of proper nutrition for brain health.