Alzheimers News

The "Castle Doctrine," or "stand your ground" law is legal in 46 states in the U.S. This legislation says that a man's home or any place he's legally allowed to be, can be protected with deadly force, if necessary, to protect a perceived or real threat.

A remarkable and inexpensive peanut-butter smell test could help diagnose the neurodegenerative disease Alzheimer’s in its early stages.

Looking for a way to keep your brain healthy and happy for as long as possible? New research findings conclude a daily dose of chocolate could prevent Alzheimer's disease.

According to a new research paper, a new blood test has been developed which predicts Alzheimer’s disease with 93 percent accuracy.

Valencia - Scientists at the Príncipe Felipe Research Center in Valencia, Spain needed some serious cheering up with the latest budget cuts, which led to almost half of their staff being let go. They decided to raise morale a bit by entering a lip-sync competition.

Some recent research suggests that an extract from cinnamon could help to prevent or delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease.

For this May’s European Month of the Brain, Europe has announced funding of around 150 million euros for 20 new international brain research projects.

Researchers have developed a method for rendering the brain of a mouse transparent. This non-destructive process is designed to allow scientists to better visualize brain conditions such as autism.

Scientists have claimed that a lack of federal funds is delaying research into brain diseases and eye disorders, according to an American study.

A new study from the U.S. has indicated that there are key differences in the way Alzheimer's disease develops between men and women.