Alzheimer's disease

The study involved over 30 patients who had their brains scanned by scientists.

The findings could have uses beyond Alzheimer's disease, experts told "Newsweek."

Researchers describe the process that enabled them to make artificial equivalents of two types of neurons—hippocampal and respiratory. They hope that one day it could help treat people with damaged neurons.

"While we can't change the genes we inherit, research shows that changing our lifestyle can help to support a healthy brain," an expert told Newsweek.

The woman was part of a group of families genetically predisposed to developing Alzheimer's in their forties.

Symptoms of dementia, such as aggression, could be eased without medicine according to a study.

Alzheimer's research continues to get major funding from places like the National Institutes for Health, the National Institute on Aging and private donors.

With the aging of baby boomers, the number of Americans aged 65 and older with Alzheimer's is expected to rise dramatically, to over 13.8 million, by 2050, with some estimates reaching as high as 16 million.

Researchers tried to discover why people with no family history of dementia developed the disease.

Studies suggested drinking in moderation could lower the risk of dementia, while not drinking alcohol and drinking heavily could have the opposite effect. Scientists wanted to find out why.

A team from Massachusetts General Hospital has created one of the most advanced models of Alzheimer's disease ever seen.

Alzheimer's is the most expensive disease in America, and the only leading cause of death in the U.S. that cannot be prevented, cured, or even slowed.

Having high levels of body fat and low muscle mass could pose a double threat to cognitive health, scientists fear.

Figuring out how Alzheimer's disease spreads is vital to figuring out how to stop it.

Researchers believe alcohol impedes cells in the brain from clearing plaque linked to the development of Alzheimer's disease.

The new project is being constructed in southern France and is designed to emulate life outside hospital walls.

Being transgender is a trait comparable to being left-handed, according to an expert.

A similar mutation was found in a small population of humans, and may have the same protective effect.

This finding could pave the way for Alzheimer's treatment and biomarkers for early diagnosis.

Episodic memory is the ability to remember specific events in sequential order, which allows us to recall past experiences.

Addressing this excess iron could be an effective treatment option.

Here's a tasty way to reduce your Alzheimer's disease risk.

Researchers have investigated whether anxiety is a precursor or risk factor of dementia.

It's not yet clear why skin cancer survivors had a dramatically reduced risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.

Air pollution may play a key role in addressing this issue.

Sitting too much may be bad for your brain and body.

This finding is an important breakthrough in Alzheimer's research.

While coffee can improve memory and cognition, its potential to exacerbate other Alzheimer's disease symptoms may offset these benefits.

You may want to add more beets to your diet.

Certain molecules found in blood could help with early detection and new treatments.