Breaking down the brain for everyone to understand
Age-related memory loss and cognitive decline are increasingly prevalent in our rapidly aging population. However, some “SuperAgers” seem to escape developing these deficits–but how? Studying the brains of SuperAgers is helping neuroscientists learn even more about our brains and how they age.
Pushing back the stigma to uncover what really happens in the brain during and after menopause.
Scientists may have found a way to prevent age-related memory loss.
By engaging a cell-breakdown process called autophagy, fasting can clear more than the belly.
How scientists transferred the cognitive benefits of exercise to aged mice…without having to work out
Parkinson’s disease and the GI tract have more in common than you might think
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