News & Updates

DREAMS START*, a nonpharmacological intervention, reduces sleep disturbances in people living with dementia at home, according to a recent study presented at AAIC 2024.

Adults suffering from persistent loneliness are likely to experience worse cognitive function and alterations in brain structure, suggests new evidence from the ongoing Whitehall II cohort study, presented at AAIC 2024.

In older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), daily supplementation with oral nicotinamide riboside (NR) at a dose of 1 g for 10 weeks appears to show a favourable safety profile and increases blood levels of NAD+* and associated metabolites, a phase II study suggests.

Pregnant women with epilepsy face considerably greater risk of severe morbidity as well as maternal and perinatal mortality, according to a study.

While the MIND* diet has been shown to boost cognitive health, new research suggests that this effect is partially explained by reduced brain arteriosclerosis risk.

Drinking coffee or tea daily appears to be associated with slower cognitive decline, particularly fluid intelligence, in older adults, according to a recent study presented at AAIC 2024.