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As You Get Older, the Scariest Thing Is “Dementia”: What You Need to Start Doing Now to Protect Your Mind

As You Get Older, the Scariest Thing Is “Dementia”: What You Need to Start Doing Now to Protect Your Mind

As we age, many people admit that the health problem they fear most is dementia. It is uniquely frightening because it damages brain cells until our...

"Severe Hearing Loss Can Raise Dementia Risk Fivefold": Why Hearing Aids Are as Vital as Glasses

When someone says, “I can’t hear well,” it is often brushed off as a natural part of aging. However, Sang-deok Lee, Director of Hana ENT Hospital,...
The Secret of ‘Superagers’: Why Some 80-Year-Olds Possess the Memory of a 20-Year-Old

The Secret of ‘Superagers’: Why Some 80-Year-Olds Possess the Memory of a 20-Year-Old

There are individuals who, even in their 80s, maintain an exceptional memory comparable to those in their 20s.
Can Birdwatching Help Fend Off Dementia? New Study Links the Hobby to Enhanced Brain Structure

Can Birdwatching Help Fend Off Dementia? New Study Links the Hobby to Enhanced Brain Structure

A new study has found that the specialized hobby of birdwatching can restructure the human brain in ways comparable to...
Simple Strength Routine and Protein Shakes Help Slash Dementia Care Time

Simple Strength Routine and Protein Shakes Help Slash Dementia Care Time

A targeted regimen of daily strength exercises and protein supplementation can significantly reduce the physical...
Repairing the 'Holes' in the Brain's Shield: New Discovery Links Liver Enzymes to Dementia Prevention

Repairing the 'Holes' in the Brain's Shield: New Discovery Links Liver Enzymes to Dementia Prevention

If you find yourself slowing down on the stairs or struggling to recall a conversation from moments ago, do not dismiss...
Beyond Weight Loss: How Berries Protect the Brain by Improving Metabolic Health

Beyond Weight Loss: How Berries Protect the Brain by Improving Metabolic Health

Fruits rich in polyphenols—specifically strawberries and blueberries—have long been hailed as "brain food.
Frequent Urination in Old Age: A Fatal Trigger for Alzheimer's Patients

Frequent Urination in Old Age: A Fatal Trigger for Alzheimer's Patients

New research indicates that urinary tract infections are far more than a minor discomfort for Alzheimer's patients—they...
Lifelong Learning: The 5-Year Shield Against Alzheimer’s Disease

Lifelong Learning: The 5-Year Shield Against Alzheimer’s Disease

It is a common adage that the brain is like a muscle—the more you use it, the stronger it stays.
If Your Mother's Food Suddenly Tastes Salty... It Might Not Be Simple Forgetfulness

If Your Mother's Food Suddenly Tastes Salty... It Might Not Be Simple Forgetfulness

If your mother’s holiday cooking doesn't taste the same as it once did, or if your father increasingly relies on...