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What Causes Memory Loss?

6 conditions can contribute to memory loss

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Do Certain Medications Increase Dementia Risk?

A Q&A to help you understand the research — and how to protect you and your loved ones

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14 Ways To Limit Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

Research suggests that up to 45% of current Alzheimer’s cases may have been avoidable

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How Exercise Can Help Boost Your Memory

Cardio is great for improving cognition, but strength and balance training are just as important

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How Does Alcohol Affect Your Brain?

Even one drink can have an impact on your cognitive function leading to slurred speech, blurred vision and impaired memory

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Memory Loss in Women — Is It Age or Menopause?

Decreasing levels of estrogen affect brain function

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Do Brain Supplements Actually Work?

Get the scoop on memory supplements and brain vitamins

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Why Sleep Apnea Can Cause Memory Problems Earlier in Life

This connection is yet another reason to seek help for OSA

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Are Video Games Good for You? Your Brain Thinks So

Imagination, completing tasks and social interactions are all key benefits for your brain

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Strategies for Busting Up Brain Fog

Brain fog has many symptoms and many possible underlying conditions

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Do You Have Early Signs of Dementia?

If you’re frequently dealing with short-term memory loss, confusion or issues around spatial awareness, you may need to see a neurologist

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