Dementia

Doctor explains how your dental health could be causing dementia and strokes

Oral health is far more than just looking nice or having fresh breath — it’s associated with serious systemic conditions like dementia and strokes. Bad dental hygiene can let bacteria enter the bloodstream as well, which may affect both brain and heart health. Senior Dentist reveals the hidden links – and how to lower your risk.

Neurologist explains how a lack of omega-3s could be making women more vulnerable to dementia, memory loss

Studies suggest that low levels of healthy fats, especially omega-3s, may make women more vulnerable to Alzheimer’s disease. Neurologist explains how hormonal changes, modern diets, and poor fat metabolism could be increasing dementia risk among women, particularly post-menopause

Study says dementia may be caused by blocked brain vessels and hidden plastic particles

A latest research from the University of New Mexico uncovers a hidden cause of dementia, damage to the brain’s smallest blood vessels. Even more shockingly, scientists have found microplastics inside the brain tissue of people with dementia. Together, these silent culprits could be rewriting everything we know about memory loss

World Alzheimer’s Day: Doctor explains how advanced diagnostics differentiate Alzheimer’s, depression and other dementias

Differentiation between Alzheimer’s disease, depression and other dementias is an increasing challenge in health care. Symptoms are frequently mixed, so diagnosis is not convenient. But advances in molecular diagnostics and clinical evaluations enable doctors to detect differences earlier and deliver personalized, effective treatments to patients.

Top 3 symptoms of early stage Alzheimer’s and dementia, shared by a neuroscientist

As the saying goes, prevention is better than cure. A neuroscientist recently took to Instagram to share three early warning signs of Alzheimer’s and dementia. He also outlined precautionary measures that can help reduce the risk.

Dementia symptoms and early signs, how to keep brain sharp in old age

Stages of dementia and diagnosis: Being able to recognize the warning signs and make lifestyle modifications are tools in empowering others to keep their brains healthy, improve memory and stave off independence longer.

Brain health and ageing: How emotional regulation can protect against memory decline

If tending to your heart also nurtures your mind, then perhaps the simplest acts; a kind word to self, a quiet moment of reflection, are not just good habits, but vital ones. Recent study shows how well you manage your emotions might play a crucial role in protecting your brains from neurodegenerative diseases.

Healthy Ageing Month: Early symptoms of cognitive decline seniors shouldn’t ignore

Mild cognitive impairment in older individuals commonly goes undetected, resulting in delayed recognition and intervention. Early detection leads to early treatment and lifestyle modifications for better results. Knowing what to look for — and how to foster brain health — are critical to maintaining independence and quality of life for older adults.

Dementia vs normal forgetfulness: How to keep everyday life stress free and safe

Dementia prevention tips: You forget things sometimes, and that’s perfectly normal. Not every forgetfulness leads to dementia. Simple habits like keeping a routine, using reminders, staying active, and staying social, can make daily life easier and keep your brain sharp.

Dementia in India: 5 everyday habits that can help protect memory and brain health

Dementia is on the rise in India’s ageing population, but science suggests healthy food choices and daily habits can slow its grip. Heart-friendly diets, mindful routines and lifestyle tweaks as simple yet powerful shields may help to keep memory, mood and mental clarity alive for longer. Here’s how

Vitamin B complex benefits: How it keeps brain healthy, boosts concentration

Vitamin B complex is essential for memory, mood, and the proper function of the brain. From alleviating tension to enhancing mental clarity, here are reasons why B vitamins are essential — and how you can incorporate them into your routine.

Is hearing loss linked to dementia? New research says yes

Rising evidence shows untreated hearing loss may account for nearly 32% of dementia cases. Experts advocate regular hearing checks and timely intervention to support brain health.

Air pollution linked to risk of dementia, says new study

Air pollution, particularly three types of pollutants, has been linked to a rising risk of developing dementia. A new study published in The Lancet Planetary Health explains how inhaling these toxic particles can impact the lungs, trigger brain inflammation, cause respiratory diseases, and pose certain heart risks.

Could city air fuel memory loss? Tiny pollutants now linked to dementia, warn scientists

Air pollution may be more dangerous than it once use to be. It not only damages your lungs and hearts but may also increase the risk of dementia. New evidence shows that air pollution, especially fine particles from vehicles and industry, may increase the risk of dementia. Uncover the link between PM2.5, NO₂, and soot with cognitive decline, dementia

What is Frontotemporal Dementia and how is it different from other dementias?

Frontotemporal Dementia is complex in how it literally changes the essence of a person. Public figures such as Bruce Willis; diagnosis helps to raise awareness about this disorder

Can everyday medicines like Ibuprofen protect your brain from dementia? New research suggests hope

Common medicines, including diabetes, cancer, and antiviral drugs, may offer new hope in slowing dementia. UK researchers, including a team from the University of Cambridge, have uncovered strong links between everyday prescriptions and reduced risk of cognitive decline, opening doors to faster, cheaper trials that could benefit many. Here’s what you need to know

10 things you should know about Alzheimer’s: Why age, family history, lifestyle matter

Alzheimer’s doesn’t just steal memories, it chips away at personality, independence and dignity. Age matters, yes, but so do lifestyle, family history and early action.

How to prevent dementia: Protect your brain with healthy habits like deep sleep, nutritious diet, more

Research suggests that dementia risk isn't just about age or genetics, it’s also about what you eat and how well you sleep. Here’s how small, consistent lifestyle choices can help protect your brain and reduce your chances of developing dementia.

Can shingles vaccine lower dementia risk? All you need to know about a new study

Studies suggest that the shingles vaccine may help reduce the risk of dementia, especially in older adults. With no cure for dementia yet, vaccination could become a valuable part of strategies aimed at preserving brain health well into later life. Here’s what you need to know.

Study says your eyes could reveal early symptoms of dementia, 7 things you need to know

Science is getting closer to finding easier, earlier ways to spot dementia. And it turns out, your eyes might help doctors see the first signs, before you feel anything at all. Here’s all you need to know about this recent study.

Exercise, meditate, sleep well to reduce risk of dementia naturally, keep your brain healthy

Best lifestyle habits to prevent dementia: If you want to keep your memory strong as you age, adopting these daily habits can significantly lower your risk of dementia. From regular exercise and a healthy diet to meditation and more, here’s how you can support your brain health.

Loneliness and dementia: A silent threat to brain health, here's how to reduce risk

Loneliness can be a health risk that deserves attention. Recent studies suggest it can be the cause of dementia. Here’s how by taking proactive steps to foster meaningful relationships, you can safeguard your cognitive health and create a life filled with connection and purpose.

Causes of dementia: Genetics, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity are high risk factor