Research links hearing loss with an increased risk of dementia. Though you may not be able to avoid dementia as you age, lifestyle changes may help delay cognitive decline.
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Parkinson’s Disease: Do You Know These Early Warning Signs?
Some signs of Parkinson’s disease appear long before the telltale tremors begin. Find out how to spot symptoms earlier so your doctor can treat them.
Behaving Badly: Is It Mid-Life Crisis or Dementia?
When we think of dementia, we usually envision the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease — memory loss, word-finding problems, difficulty with daily activities. A different type of dementia targets behavior and judgement instead.
Deja Vu: What It Is, When It May Be Cause for Concern
Ever have the sensation that you’ve been somewhere or talked to someone before, when you know you haven’t? That’s deja vu. Discover some insights into this mental phenomenon and learn when it may signal a problem.
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Common Prostate Cancer Therapy Linked to Increased Risk of Dementia
Men with prostate cancer being treated with a common hormone therapy may be doubling their risk of dementia, a recent study says.
Study: Calcium Supplements Linked to Dementia Risk in Some Women
Talk with your healthcare provider about what you should do, based on your unique medical history.
6 Ways to Fix Your Slow Metabolism
Can’t seem to lose weight, no matter how hard you try? Don’t think you’re cursed with a slow metabolism. You’ve got more power than you think. The key is to master your mitochondria.
Are Your Memory Changes Due to Getting Older? How to Tell
I often tell my patients not to blame something they are experiencing on “just getting older,” because they might miss something that could be treatable.
How Eating Right Can Keep Your Brain from Aging
We all know that what you eat can strongly influence your health. But can it keep your brain from aging? A recent study suggests that may be true.
Is It Normal to Get Depressed or Anxious as You Age?
Despite what people may believe, anxiety and depression are not a natural part of aging — and no one has to accept them. Experts say mental health issues are often tied to medical problems.