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Saying ‘Um’ More Frequently May Signal Cognitive Decline
Research links speech hesitations like "um" and "uh" to executive function across adulthood. Your speech patterns reveal ...
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Reclassifying wine intake reshapes the Mediterranean diet’s cognitive impact
Higher adherence to the Mediterranean diet was not associated with better cognition when wine was scored as a “beneficial” ...
Neurogen Biomarking and Tasso, Inc. today announced a broad partnership agreement in which Neurogen will adopt Tasso's ...
Retinal damage caused by diabetes and mild cognitive impairment may predict the development of Alzheimer disease.
In D.C., which has one of the nation’s highest dementia rates, health advocates are pushing for earlier detection and ...
A new study has found people exposed to the recommended levels of fluoride in drinking water do not experience negative ...
What if the first interaction a candidate had with your company revealed more about fairness and inclusion than any policy ...
Kids with neuroimmune disease are falling through the cracks while parents beg to be heard. When the immune system attacks ...
Varying the format of comprehension checks guides students to demonstrate learning and provides teachers feedback on progress ...
A new predictive tool combining amyloid PET data with key clinical factors estimates an individual’s lifetime risk for mild ...
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“The View ”cohosts mock 'tragedy' of Donald Trump's cognitive test: 'Toddlers have passed this'
"Do you think he knew it was a cognitive test and not an IQ test?" Sara Haines asked, while Sunny Hostin called out Trump's "lack of cognition." The View cohosts criticized Donald Trump's handling of ...
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Research: This Trusted Powerhouse Plant Could Improve Cognitive Function in Alzheimer’s Patients
Its smooth green leaves often serve a soothing purpose. But research suggests this familiar houseplant could provide another key benefit.
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