New Tests for Revealing Alzheimer’s Before Symptoms Begin
...tools to detect these subtle changes and confirmed their results in human samples. At a time when the incidence and social costs of dementia and [...]
...tools to detect these subtle changes and confirmed their results in human samples. At a time when the incidence and social costs of dementia and [...]
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...MSU graduate student Jeewon Oh and Eric Kim, a research scientist in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Harvard T.H. Chan [...]
...of public life and social contacts, which may adversely affect our well-being,” Professor Heike Tost, Head of the Systems Neuroscience [...]
...women for adverse health behaviors and social determinants of health, and providing educational materials and text messages to families that [...]
...the sample had post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) related symptoms consistent with levels necessary to qualify for a clinical diagnosis. With ongoing economic and [...]
...language skills, cognitive capacity, socialization and other outcomes,” says study author Ingrid Jarvis (she/her), a PhD candidate in the [...]
...healthy habits, and stress level and social interactions. Men and women reported comparable levels of stress and support for healthy living, [...]
...for over seven years. The study participants are not affected by dementia, have average to above-average intelligence and lead highly active social [...]
...social connection, it also supports the physical heart. It has been shown to balance blood pressure, sooth stress and anxiety, and calm [...]