Sleep Therapy Restores Brain Function in Insomniacs
Brain imaging suggests it could be a non-pharmacological intervention for the disorder
full story » Drug Given 24 Hours After Stroke Helps Repair Brain Tissue
Bryostatin may also work in patients with Alzheimer's and traumatic injury, study says
full story » Exercise May Help Prevent Age-Related Memory Loss
Moderate weekly activity showed benefits even a year after routine was stopped, study says
full story » Breast Cancer Drug Not Tied to Cognitive Decline: Study
Researchers say finding is 'good news' for postmenopausal women taking anastrozole
full story » Antipsychotic Drugs Boost Stroke Risk
And patients with dementia face a more than 3-fold danger, study finds
full story » End-of-Life Choices a Complicated Affair
Study shows family wishes, doctor preferences often enter into decisions
full story » Scientists Track Hourly Changes in Alzheimer's Protein
Recovery from brain injury, not injury itself, associated with increased plaque
full story » Older Caregivers Prone to Worse Sleep Patterns
Overnight stays with person with dementia led to daytime tiredness, symptoms of depression
full story » 4 More Deaths Reported Among Byetta Patients
Brings death toll to 6 associated with diabetes drug; exact cause unknown
full story » Mental Skills Can Decline Years Before Dying
Study of seniors found it's not all part of normal aging process
full story » Findings Challenge Tight Glucose Control for Critically Ill Patients
Analysis of 29 previous studies found no significant difference in hospital death rates
full story » Computer-Based Method IDs Alzheimer's Protein Structures
Findings hint of new treatments to prevent their formation, MIT study says
full story » Text-Messaging Injuries Blamed on Distraction
Inattentiveness contacting others can lead to injuries, death while walking or driving
full story » Can Physical Cues Signal Dementia?
Research suggests that exercise can benefit the brain as well as the body
full story » Blocking Drug-Related Memories May Prevent Relapses
Animal brain receptor study suggests new treatments for addiction in humans
full story » | 
