A new analysis of data from over 400,000 older adults suggests that regularly using smartphones, computers, and other digital tools may actually help preserve mental sharpness as people age. Researchers …
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A new study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology suggests that gardening may help reduce the risk of dementia and improve cognitive function in older adults. Researchers found that …
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A blood test may help identify healthy older adults who face a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s-related cognitive impairment within the next five to 10 years, according to a new …
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A new study suggests that exercise during chemotherapy may help cancer patients protect both their physical health and their mental sharpness. Researchers found that patients who followed a structured exercise …
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A new study found that a simple blood test could predict a woman’s risk of dementia up to 25 years before symptoms appear. The test measures a protein linked to …
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that he has nullified every document, order, and pardon that he says was signed with an autopen during Joe Biden’s presidency. He said the …
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White House Memo Confirms Trump’s MRI Was ‘Perfectly Normal’ After Weeks of Democrat Attacks
The White House on Monday released a medical memo confirming that President Donald Trump’s MRI was perfectly normal. The disclosure ends weeks of speculation from Democrats and media outlets who …
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A new study found that children who receive a smartphone before age 12 are more likely to develop depression, obesity and poor sleep habits. Researchers say the risks increase the …
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Sepsis, a dangerous immune response to infection, is now the leading cause of childhood death worldwide. It claims more than 3.4 million young lives every year. According to the Sepsis …
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A new 25-year Northwestern University study is challenging the idea that memory loss is an unavoidable part of aging. Researchers say a small group of seniors, known as “super agers,” …