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San Antonio study sheds new light on dementia in Hispanics
5+ hour, 44+ min ago (795+ words) The Glenn Biggs Institute for Alzheimer’s and Neurodegenerative Diseases is located at the UT Health San Antonio Center for Brain Health. Cmapbell Sullivan was senior author in the study that discovered that a rare form of dementia that afflicts younger…...
Sometimes the hardest part of Alzheimer's is not knowing | Opinion
14+ hour, 11+ min ago (637+ words) As a physician caring for people with memory disorders, I have had many conversations that begin with fear. "I'm making mistakes I never used to make." "I'm working twice as hard to do things that once came naturally." "Is this…...
The perimenopause symptoms you’re probably mistaking for stress
18+ hour, 10+ min ago (1454+ words) You're not stressed. You're not just tired. You're not losing your edge at work for no reason. There's a decent chance your hormones started shifting years before you'd ever think to blame them. Perimenopause rarely announces itself with a hot…...
How Hormones Influence Hearing: Why Men and Women Process Sound Differently
16+ hour, 20+ min ago (324+ words) Have you ever noticed that your hearing doesn't always feel the same from one day to the next? It turns out, that isn't just in your head. New research is finally shedding light on the deep, often overlooked hormonal impact…...
The Hidden Link Between Childhood Disease and Alzheimer's Brain Health
16+ hour, 21+ min ago (420+ words) Have you ever wondered if rare childhood genetic disorders could hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of Alzheimer's brain health? It sounds like a stretch, but recent research from UC San Diego is turning heads. By studying a rare…...
Woman creates own language after developing 'most useless superpower' following seizure 16 years ago
18+ hour, 56+ min ago (657+ words) Michal Sklar was 16 when she suffered the seizure that was of 'unknown origin' A woman who suffered a medical episode ended up getting a new ability upon waking, and she's since used it to create a language used by her…...
Schlichenmeyer: Author explores dementia, Alzheimer’s from first-hand perspective
22+ hour, 22+ min ago (466+ words) “When Memory Fades: What to Expect at Every Stage, from Early Signs to Full Support for Alzheimer’s and Dementia,” by Nathaniel Chin, MD (2026, St. Martin’s Essentials, 422 pages) Mom called you in a panic the other day. She’d lost her keys…...
When the Brain Hits Pause
20+ hour, 4+ min ago (233+ words) Forgetting why you opened an app. Losing your train of thought mid-sentence. Walking into a room and drawing a blank. For many women, these aren’t random lapses but perimenopausal brain fog—a surprisingly common symptom affecting 44-62 per cent of women…...
From fertility to menopause, experts urge women to stop ignoring their health
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (364+ words) The Sunday Guardian - From fertility to menopause, experts urge women to stop ignoring their health Priya Sahgal; Dr Jaishree Sundar, obstetrician and gynaecologist; Dr Tanya Buckshee Rohatgi; Dr Geeta Prakash, GP and internal medicine specialist at Max Hospital; and Dr…...