Physical
Exercise May Slow Alzheimer’s
A Lancet study shows that moderate–vigorous exercise slows Alzheimer’s-related changes in the brain (tracked by a biomarker called p-tau181). Takeaway: Stay active (walk, bike, swim, lift). Your future
A Lancet study shows that moderate–vigorous exercise slows Alzheimer’s-related changes in the brain (tracked by a biomarker called p-tau181). Takeaway: Stay active (walk, bike, swim, lift). Your future
Staying Active May Slow Key Alzheimer’s Marker, Study Finds A new study suggests that regular exercise may slow down the rise of a key Alzheimer’s-related
Artificial intelligence is making waves in medicine, and it could soon help detect Alzheimer’s disease earlier than ever. Researchers at Drexel University found that AI