An attitude of gratitude may play a role in improving many aspects of health, including cognitive function and a sense of well-being.
Millions of adults may struggle with this disorder, but some are never diagnosed.
Lifestyle changes and brain-boosting activities can help bolster cognitive health well into your later years.
A neuropsychologist advises patience and empathy with loved ones. And be kind to yourself.
A good diet rich in these 10 foods may keep your memory and cognitive function in tip-top shape.
People who already show signs of Alzheimer's are at heightened risk.
Lack of sleep may prevent the brain from purging tau protein, which forms lingering tangles linked to Alzheimer's.
These small, simple steps could improve your ability to recall names, phone numbers and other important information.
Aerobic activity may slow the effects amyloid plaque has on the brain—especially if you start at an early stage.
A full night's sleep could lead to improved mood and better brain function, boosting creativity, accuracy and memory.
In tracking 19,000 adults for a quarter of a century, researchers find puzzles play a notable role in preserving mental sharpness.
Similar to an infection, misshapen forms of two proteins appear to spread through the brain.
