A neurology roundup covers a teen’s brain injury after surgery, obesity and dementia survival, and Alan Alda’s comments on living with Parkinson’s.
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Why Hearing Loss Deserves Earlier Attention In Dementia Prevention
A 2025 study of 567 older adults in rural South Africa links hearing impairment with higher dementia odds, but does not prove cause or prevention.
Genes May Protect Against APOE4 Alzheimer’s Risk
A study of nearly 450,000 people identified genetic regions linked to lower Alzheimer’s risk among APOE4 carriers, with findings still needing validation.
Your Gut May Be Making A Molecule That Raises Alzheimer’s Risk
A study links gut-produced imidazole propionate to Alzheimer’s-related brain markers and faster cognitive decline, but does not prove it causes dementia.
Your Gut Bacteria May Reveal How Fast Your Brain Is Aging
A UCLA study of nearly 1,500 adults links older-appearing brains to memory, mood and, in one group, gut bacteria and metabolic compounds.
Sean Terwilliger’s Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Made Him ‘A Completely Changed Man’
After years seeking memory testing, Sean Terwilliger was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s at 60. He describes treatment, writing and research.
Glucosamine, A Popular Joint Supplement, Linked To Faster Alzheimer’s Progression
Interest is rising in a claim linking glucosamine with faster Alzheimer’s progression, but the trigger and supporting evidence are unconfirmed.
How Drinking Affects Your Dementia Risk
Search interest in alcohol and dementia risk is spiking. Here’s what long-established research says about drinking and brain health, and what remains unproven.
3 Ways Your Brain Adapts After Emotional Abuse
Exploring three confirmed ways emotional abuse impacts brain function and how it adapts, with insights from recent wellness trend signals and ongoing research.
Jersey Pediatric Neuroscience Institute Surges In Global Coverage
The Jersey Pediatric Neuroscience Institute experiences a surge in international coverage, driven by increased media interest and online searches, with details still emerging.