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06/21/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Study: Acupuncture Linked to Brain Structure Changes in Stroke Patients
A new randomized trial has found that acupuncture applied at traditional acupoints may produce measurable changes in brain network stability and gray matter volume in stroke patients with hemiparesis, according to researchers. The study published in CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics enrolled 46 patients who were randomly assigned in a 2:1 ratio to receive either true […]
06/20/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Cognitive Signs May Indicate Insufficient Sleep, Experts Say
Cognitive changes such as increased forgetfulness, trouble concentrating, and irritability may be among the first signs of sleep deprivation, according to sleep specialists. Approximately 50 to 70 million Americans suffer from sleep disorders or insufficient rest, according to a report published by NaturalNews.com [1]. Many individuals dismiss fatigue as a minor inconvenience rather than a […]
06/16/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Everyday Habits Said to Improve Cognitive Function: A Review of Research and Expert Perspectives
Nearly 9 in 10 American adults say maintaining brain health as they age is very important, yet only 9 percent know a lot about how to do it, according to the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2026 Facts and Figures report. This gap between concern and knowledge represents a significant public health challenge, the report stated. [1] Several […]
06/15/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Study Links Lower Vitamin C Levels to Reduced Brain Tissue in Older Adults
A new study from researchers at Hirosaki University in Japan found that lower levels of vitamin C in the blood were associated with measurably less brain tissue and altered structural network patterns in a sample of 2,044 older adults, according to findings published June 10, 2026 in PLOS ONE and reported by Everyday Health [1]. Participants, […]
06/14/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Study Links Struggles with Common Habits to Accelerated Brain Aging
A growing body of research has linked common lifestyle struggles and daily habits to accelerated brain aging, according to multiple studies. A study published in Neurology found that poor lifestyle habits such as smoking, obesity, and high blood pressure during middle age predict lower brain volume and dementia markers up to a decade later [2]. […]
06/14/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Probiotic Strain PA53 Linked to Improved Mood, Sleep in Older Adults, Study Finds
An eight-week randomized controlled trial has found that supplementation with the probiotic strain Pediococcus acidilactici PA53 led to measurable improvements in mood, sleep quality, and digestive comfort among healthy older adults, according to researchers. The study, published in the Journal of Nutrition, tested 75 adults aged 55 to 70. Participants who took 30 billion colony-forming […]
06/07/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Study Links Elevated Homocysteine to Fatigue, Points to Hidden B12 Deficiency
Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU) published a study in the journal Nutrients linking elevated homocysteine levels to fatigue and low motivation in healthy adults, according to a report on the findings. The study measured blood levels of homocysteine, folate and vitamin B12 in approximately 600 healthy Japanese adults. Men with higher homocysteine levels reported […]
06/05/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Study Reveals How Protective Gene Variant Shields Brain Cells From Cognitive Decline
A new study using human neuron models has revealed the cellular mechanisms by which a protective variant of the APOE gene, known as APOE2, shields brain cells from age-related decline, according to researchers. The findings, published May 25, 2026, provide a detailed explanation for why carriers of APOE2 experience lower Alzheimer’s risk and exceptional longevity, […]
06/03/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Meta-Analysis Identifies Exercise Types Linked to Improvements in Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms
A meta-analysis of 67 randomized controlled trials involving 2,642 patients with Parkinson’s disease found that different types of exercise are associated with improvements in specific symptoms. The analysis, published in Frontiers in Physiology, compared walking, dancing, Nordic walking, and aquatic training head-to-head. No single exercise type was found to be universally superior; the most effective […]
05/30/2026
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By Morgan S. Verity
Kidney Function Linked to Alzheimer’s Blood Biomarker Levels, Study Finds
According to a study published in Neurology, lower kidney function is associated with higher levels of Alzheimer’s blood biomarkers in dementia-free adults. The findings suggest that kidney health must be considered when interpreting blood-based tests for Alzheimer’s disease. The study involved over 2,000 participants with an average age of 72, according to the report. Researchers […]
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