Military conflict has led to heightened risk of cognitive problems in performing day-to-day activities among some war zone veterans, which can result in increased burden on family members.

If you don’t feel as mentally sharp as before, you’re not alone. People from the ages of 18 to 39 have experienced a significant increase in cognitive issues such as “serious difficulty concentrating, ...

Self-assessed cognitive disabilities have been increased from 5.3% (2013) to 7.4% (2023) among U.S. adults, may be due to societal inequalities.

Women who consume more ultra-processed foods during midlife face a higher likelihood of experiencing memory and thinking difficulties later in life, according to a new study published in Preventive ...

Adults report cognitive disabilities at higher rates than a decade ago, with the incidence nearly doubling among those aged less than 40.

Hearing loss is strongly linked to Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline — untreated hearing problems increase dementia risk. Regular hearing checks are critical — experts recommend baseline ...

A recent study reveals a concerning rise in cognitive difficulties among U.S. adults, particularly in memory, concentration, and decision-making. The ...

Imagine if there were a tech device that could substantially decrease your chances of developing dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Would you be interested in using it?

Udi Ziv explains how cognitive banking leverages advanced data analytics and predictive modelling to analyse customers' financial behaviour, understand their current needs, predict their future needs ...

Two studies have found that lifestyle changes in four key areas, which include adopting the MIND diet and a more vigorous exercise program, can help reduce cognitive decline in older adults.

Dancing isn't just a fun way to let loose; it’s a serious brain workout. When you dance, your brain forms new neural connections, which can help keep it sharp and agile. A study from the Albert ...

According to the study, “serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition-has become the most commonly reported disability among ...