New research from Örebro University has shown that the format of a probiotic can influence how it affects the brain.
The data points to new possibilities for personalised approaches, depending on whether the primary aim is, for example, to improve
GoMo Health and Center for BrainHealth have expanded their partnership, launching The Brain Gym, a brain performance and resiliency fitness solution designed to translate brain science into practical, everyday support for employees.
The Brain Gym couples Center for BrainHealth’s
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Eight heart-healthy habits in middle age may help to keep the brain in good working order for decades, researchers report. The findings underscore the importance of heart and vascular health in helping to stave off dementia and
Nestlé has launched a line of nutritional beverage powders for well-aging, branded Nestlé Vital. Targeting the specific nutritional needs of consumers at midlife and older, the products are scientifically formulated to support energy levels, strength, quality sleep, and physical and
The average person spends around one-third of their lifetime at work, making working conditions crucial to psychological health and wellbeing.
The global disease
A nationally representative survey found that about one in four adults over age 50 take at least one supplement to improve their brain health with the promise of enhanced memory and sharper attention and focus.
The problem? There’s no solid
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Fish is rich in nutrients that promote heart and brain health by reducing inflammation, supporting muscle and nerve function, and lowering heart disease risk factors like high blood pressure. Some types of fish deliver especially high doses of nutrients like
Is there something you didn’t like as a kid that you really love now? Maybe it’s onions, spicy food, or running.
For me, it was anything to do with brains. In medical school, the speciality I disliked the most was
Rutgers researchers are launching a clinical trial to explore whether alpha-linolenic acid (ALA)-enriched nutrition can improve memory and brain health in older
