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According to New Scientist magazine, rats were shown food towards the end of a path along a maze that they could access due to...
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Whole-genome data from more than 2,600 Icelanders has been collected, analyzed and compiled. Iceland has a population of 329,100 and an area of 103,000...
Life
Cancer drug fights dementia Developed by the British pharmaceutical giant Astra Zeneca, saracatinib, also called AZDO5030, did not prove effective in trials in fighting...
Entertainment
Sir Terry Pratchett, best known for the Discworld series, wrote more than 70 books over his long career. Several of the books were adapted...
Life
Scientists have discovered that navigational brain cells, which aid humans in having a “sense direction” when we are awake, remain electrically active when people...
Life
Alzheimer’s: clumps of plaque Amyloid forms clumps of plaque on neurons in elderly patients with Alzheimer’s and while science has long been aware it...
Life
Research on depression and cognitive health In the study, published in January in the journal Neurology, the researchers from the Washington University School of...
Life
And in other data collected approximately 200,000 individuals younger than age 65 have what is called ‘younger-onset Alzheimer’s.’ As healthcare continues to be a...
Entertainment
North America has reached a stage in which most of its population is or will be seniors in a few short years. Thus the...
World
Researchers in Japan will trawl through huge amounts of data to search for possible precursors to Alzheimer’s Disease in a bid to identify who...