Brain HealthFeb 20, 2026
Scientists Are Implanting Lab-Grown Brain Cells to Restore Dopamine in Parkinson's Patients
Doctors at USC are testing stem cell implants designed to replace dopamine-producing neurons destroyed by Parkinson's disease.
Brain HealthFeb 16, 2026
Your Smartphone Could Soon Detect Parkinson's Symptoms Better Than a Doctor's Office Visit
Deep learning technology can analyze smartphone videos of your walk to detect Parkinson's disease symptoms as accurately as specialists, offering remote...
Brain HealthFeb 19, 2026
The Gut Bacteria Secret Behind Parkinson's Constipation—And Why Your Laxatives Aren't Working
Scientists discovered two gut bacteria destroy your colon's protective mucus layer, causing treatment-resistant constipation in Parkinson's patients decades...
Brain HealthFeb 18, 2026
Parkinson's Breakthroughs: How Deep Brain Stimulation May Actually Stop Disease Progression
New research shows deep brain stimulation may halt Parkinson's motor symptoms in about one-third of patients—a milestone doctors say should never happen.
Brain HealthFeb 10, 2026
Long COVID May Trigger Alzheimer's-Like Brain Changes, New Study Warns
NYU researchers found long COVID patients show a 10% larger choroid plexus and Alzheimer's-linked blood markers, suggesting potential cognitive decline risk.
Brain HealthJan 29, 2026
Why Stroke Recovery Might Start With Your Brain—Not Your Legs
New research reveals cognitive problems affect 70% of stroke survivors, but treating thinking skills first—via home-based video therapy—could transform...
Brain HealthJan 28, 2026
Lithium Shows Promise to Prevent and Reverse Alzheimer's—A Decade-Long Harvard Discovery
Harvard researchers found lithium, a natural brain element, may prevent or reverse Alzheimer's disease.
Brain HealthFeb 13, 2026
Three Breakthroughs Could Transform Stroke Recovery—From New Drugs to Brain Stimulation
New stroke treatments show promise: a drug reduces recurrent stroke risk by 26%, electromagnetic pulses help one-third of patients recover fully, and emotional...
Brain HealthFeb 4, 2026
Your Cells Are Quietly Reorganizing as You Age—And Scientists Just Found Out Why
Researchers discovered that aging cells actively reshape their protein factories in a process linked to disease risk, offering a new target for preventing age-related illness.
Brain HealthFeb 12, 2026
Five Simple Lifestyle Changes Could Cut Your Dementia Risk by 60%—Here's What the Research Shows
A major Rush University study reveals that adopting just four or five healthy habits can dramatically lower Alzheimer's risk—even if dementia runs in your family.
Brain HealthFeb 11, 2026
The Brain Structure That Controls Your Sleep May Hold Keys to Slowing Alzheimer's
A new study reveals how a tiny brainstem region called the locus coeruleus affects deep sleep quality—and why that matters for Alzheimer's disease progression.
Brain HealthJan 1, 2026
Three Breakthrough Discoveries That Could Transform How We Fight Alzheimer's and Brain Disease
Researchers are exploring muscle proteins, gut bacteria, and energy molecules as entirely new ways to prevent cognitive decline—moving beyond traditional drug approaches.
Brain HealthFeb 10, 2026
The Caffeine Cutoff: Why Your Third Cup of Coffee Matters More Than You Think
A massive 43-year study reveals caffeinated coffee and tea can lower dementia risk by up to 20%, but only if you stick to 2-3 cups daily—and skip the decaf.
Brain HealthFeb 11, 2026
Your Body's Hidden Inflammation May Be Quietly Damaging Your Brain—Here's What You Can Control
New research reveals that chronic inflammation linked to obesity is strongly connected to dementia risk, but lifestyle changes can reduce it.
Brain HealthFeb 11, 2026
Less Than 24 Hours of Brain Training Could Cut Your Dementia Risk by 25%—Here's the Catch
A landmark 20-year study reveals speed-of-processing training can prevent dementia diagnoses, but timing and consistency matter more than you'd think.
Brain HealthFeb 9, 2026
Your Daily Coffee Habit May Protect Your Brain From Dementia—Here's What the Research Shows
A major 37-year study of 132,000 people found that drinking 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee daily cuts dementia risk by 18%, but decaf doesn't offer the same protection.
Brain HealthFeb 9, 2026
A Surprising Brain Training Discovery: 25% Lower Dementia Risk After 20 Years
A landmark 20-year study shows that just 14-22 hours of speed-focused brain training can reduce dementia risk by a quarter—but there's a catch.
Brain HealthFeb 7, 2026
How Music Unlocks Hidden Memories in People With Dementia—And Why It Matters
A University of Washington study reveals how live music and creative activities help dementia patients reconnect with their sense of self and strengthen social bonds.
Brain HealthFeb 7, 2026
Cannabis May Protect Aging Brains—But There's a Catch, New Study Finds
A major study challenges assumptions about cannabis and older adults, finding moderate use linked to larger brain volumes and better memory—but the benefits don't apply to heavy users.
Brain HealthJan 15, 2026
UCSD Is Testing 9 New Alzheimer's Treatments Right Now—Here's What They're Trying
From gene therapy to sleep interventions, UC San Diego researchers are pioneering breakthrough approaches to prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease.
Brain HealthFeb 3, 2026
Florida's Alzheimer's Crisis Is Growing—But 45% of Cases May Be Preventable
Florida faces a massive Alzheimer's burden with 580,000 affected residents, but nearly half of dementia cases stem from modifiable lifestyle factors.
Brain HealthJan 30, 2026
Why Menopause May Change Your Brain—And What You Can Actually Do About It
New research reveals menopause shrinks brain regions linked to memory and Alzheimer's—but lifestyle changes may help protect your cognitive health.
Brain HealthJan 30, 2026
Your Diet Soda Habit May Be Aging Your Brain Faster Than You Think
New research links artificial sweeteners to a 62% faster decline in memory and thinking skills—here's what you need to know.
Brain HealthJan 29, 2026
After a Stroke, Your Dementia Risk May Be Predictable—Here's Why That Matters
A new tool can identify which stroke survivors are most likely to develop dementia within 10 years, helping doctors find patients for prevention studies.
Brain HealthJan 29, 2026
Babysitting Your Grandkids Could Be a Brain Boost—Here's What Research Shows
New study reveals that grandparents who help care for grandchildren score higher on memory and language tests, suggesting caregiving may slow cognitive decline.
Brain HealthJan 5, 2026
A New Way to Stop Parkinson's Drug Side Effects Without Brain Surgery
Scientists discovered how to block the brain's 'faulty learning' that causes unwanted movements from Parkinson's medication, potentially avoiding invasive surgery.
Brain HealthJan 28, 2026
A New Leader Joins the Fight Against Cognitive Decline—Here's Why It Matters
A physician executive with expertise in digital health and population management joins BrainCheck's board to advance cognitive care technology.
Brain HealthJan 28, 2026
Your Brain's Resilience Can Be Built at Any Age—Here's What Scientists Want You to Know
New research reveals brain health isn't fixed—it's a dynamic balance you can strengthen throughout life to protect against dementia and cognitive decline.
Brain HealthJan 26, 2026
Could Regular Sauna Sessions Lower Your Dementia Risk? Here's What Science Found
New research suggests frequent sauna use may reduce dementia risk by 19%—and boost brain health in surprising ways.
Brain HealthJan 24, 2026
How Common Is Alzheimer's Really? New Study Reveals Surprising Numbers About Brain Disease in Older Adults
A massive Norwegian study of 11,486 people reveals Alzheimer's pathology affects 65% of those over 90, but only 8% of people in their 60s.
Brain HealthJan 19, 2026
Your Brain Isn't Fixed—It's Built Daily. Here's What Science Says Actually Works
New research shows brain health isn't about preventing decline later—it's about building cognitive resilience through daily habits that work at any age.
Brain HealthJan 12, 2026
Your Body's Health Affects Your Brain More Than You Think—Here's What New Research Shows
New research reveals surprising connections between everyday health choices and brain aging, from coffee consumption to vaccination, offering practical ways to protect cognitive function.
Brain HealthJan 2, 2026
A Breakthrough in Brain Imaging Could Transform How Doctors Spot Brain Disease
New ultra-high-resolution brain imaging technology can now see microscopic brain structures with incredible precision, potentially revolutionizing how doctors diagnose neurological conditions.
Brain HealthJan 8, 2026
Could Younger Blood Hold Clues to Slowing Alzheimer's? What Scientists Just Discovered
New mouse research reveals that young blood may protect against Alzheimer's damage while older blood accelerates it—opening doors to blood-based treatments.
Brain HealthDec 28, 2025
Your Brain's Waste System May Be Clogged—And It Could Signal Alzheimer's Years Before Symptoms Show
Scientists found that blocked brain drainage pathways show up on routine magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans before memory loss begins.
Brain HealthJan 13, 2026
Scientists Reverse Alzheimer's in Lab Studies—Here's Why That Changes Everything
Researchers achieved full recovery from advanced Alzheimer's in mice by restoring brain energy balance—challenging the century-old belief that the disease is irreversible.
Brain HealthJan 19, 2026
Early Detection Could Be Key to Protecting Your Brain—Here's What Researchers Are Learning
New research reveals how subtle brain changes can be spotted years before dementia symptoms appear, offering hope for prevention strategies.
Brain HealthJan 19, 2026
Not All Sitting Is Equal for Your Brain—Here's What Actually Matters
New research reveals that mentally active sitting like reading or puzzles protects brain health, while passive TV watching may harm memory.
Brain HealthJan 19, 2026
Your Brain's Decline Starts 20 Years Before You Notice—Here's What You Can Do Now
New research reveals dementia changes begin decades before symptoms appear, but simple lifestyle shifts in your 30s and 40s can protect your brain.
Brain HealthJan 15, 2026
Is a Mini Stroke Affecting Your Memory? What You Need to Know
Mini strokes can cause lasting memory problems in 70% of survivors, even though the initial event may last only minutes.
Brain HealthJan 15, 2026
Is Your Memory Slipping? What You Need to Know About Mild Cognitive Impairment
Forgetting things more than usual? You're not alone—1 in 5 adults over 50 have mild cognitive impairment. Here's what it means and why catching it early matters.
Brain HealthJan 18, 2026
What You Eat Might Be the Key to Keeping Your Brain Sharp as You Age
New research shows fiber and colorful produce may protect memory and cognitive function in older adults—but most seniors aren't eating enough.
Brain HealthJan 17, 2026
The 'Superager' Secret: How Some People Stay Sharp Well Into Their 100s
Scientists studying 'superagers' found their brains shrink half as fast as peers and contain 4-5 times more special neurons linked to attention and memory.
Brain HealthJan 16, 2026
Can Hearing Aids Protect Your Brain? New Study Reveals a Surprising Connection
Australian researchers found hearing aids reduced dementia risk by 33% in older adults, even though cognitive test scores stayed the same.
Brain HealthJan 12, 2026
New Brain Imaging Technology Could Help Detect CTE Before Serious Damage Occurs
According to a new medical textbook, SPECT brain scans can identify chronic traumatic encephalopathy patterns in living patients.
Brain HealthJan 5, 2026
A Game-Changer for Alzheimer's Detection: At-Home Blood Tests Now Accurate Enough for Research
NIH's 2025 research report reveals major advances in dementia diagnosis and treatment, with 495 ongoing clinical trials testing new approaches.
Brain HealthJan 1, 2026
Your Sleep Schedule Could Be Aging Your Brain—Here's What New Research Shows
Poor sleep habits can make your brain appear up to 3 years older than it actually is, with chronic inflammation acting as the key culprit.
Brain HealthDec 27, 2025
Scientists Reverse Alzheimer's in Mice—Could This Change Everything?
Groundbreaking research shows restoring brain energy balance can completely reverse Alzheimer's damage in mice, challenging the century-old belief that the disease is irreversible.
Brain HealthJan 16, 2026
Memory Loss May Not Be Inevitable: Scientists Discover How to Reverse Age-Related Cognitive Decline
New research shows memory problems aren't just part of getting older—scientists used gene editing to restore memory in aging rats.
Brain HealthDec 17, 2025
Scientists Discover a New Way to Stop Alzheimer's Before Memory Loss Starts
Northwestern researchers found a hidden toxic protein that triggers Alzheimer's decades before symptoms appear—and created a drug that blocks it.
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