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Statins May Protect Brain After Head Trauma And Stroke
A national study suggests that statins may make traumatic brain injury and stroke much more survivable for older adults. Further, seniors on a statin at the time of moderate-to-severe head trauma were 76% less likely to die in hospital were also 13% more likely to have a good functional recovery at 12 months following injury. Continue reading
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Stroke Of Luck? Chocolate Might Be As Good As Exercise For Some
Women who ate the most chocolate had the lowest chance of stroke; a bar and a half of chocolate a week could reduce their risk of stroke by 20%. Continue reading
Posted in Brain Injury, Memory Health, Stroke, Uncategorized
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Worried About Dementia, Stroke or Alzheimer’s disease? Forget About It!
People who think that they are in poor health are more likely to develop dementia later in life. Continue reading
Diabetics’ Cognitive Decline Not Slowed With Intensive Blood Sugar Control
Diabetics’ cognitive decline not slowed with intensive blood sugar and insulin control. Continue reading
Feeding The Brain’s Sweet Tooth To Maintain Memory Fitness
Brain’s prefrontal cortex regulates impulses but loses its ability to inhibit desire for high-calorie food when glucose levels drop. Continue reading
Brain’s Stress Coping Gene Hurts Memory Under Chronic Stress
The RCAN1 gene that normally helps neuronal brain cells cope with stress becomes overproduced, causing damaged neurons. Continue reading
Dopamine Released After Brain Training Improves Working Memory Performance
Dopamine Released After Brain Training Improves Working Memory Performance. Continue reading
Higher Physical Activity Levels Help Maintain Memory Fitness and Reduce Stroke Risk
Study shows that small brain lesions – aka ‘silent strokes’ that predict cerebrovascular disease – are reduced in older people who regularly exercise at moderate to intense levels. Continue reading
Moderate Drinking May Help Prevent Alzheimer’s, Other Dementias
Drinking moderate amounts of alcohol, especially wine, may lower the risk of dementia, according to a meta-analysis review of previous research published in the journal Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment. Analyzing data from over 365,000 people in 143 studies conducted since … Continue reading
New AAN Tools Teach Coaches and Athletes How to Spot and Deal With Concussion
AAN publishes new tools for high school coaches, athletes and parents of youths to learn the signs of sports concussion, emphasizing when a player must leave the game and when – and if – it’s ok to return to play.
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