How Chemotherapy Wastes Muscle and Fogs the Brain: A New Muscle–Brain Framework Points to Exercise
A new review proposes that chemotherapy damages mitochondria in both skeletal muscle and the brain through a shared inflammatory feedback ...
Tag: cognitive impairment
One in Three Parkinson’s Patients Faces Cognitive Decline, Landmark Analysis Finds
A meta-analysis of over 103,000 Parkinson's disease patients finds cognitive impairment affects roughly one in three, with orthostatic hypotension, diabetes, ...
Foot Ulcers and Failing Memory: Review Maps the Cognitive Toll of Diabetes
A systematic review of just four studies finds that age, depression, poor blood sugar control, vascular comorbidities, and severe foot ...
Incontinence After Hip Fracture in Older Men Predicts Death Within a Year, Study Finds
A Finnish cohort study of 644 older men with hip fracture found that pre-fracture fecal incontinence independently predicted one-year mortality, ...
Brain Scans Reveal Hidden Damage When Diabetes Meets Small Vessel Disease
A multimodal MRI study shows that type 2 diabetes patients with cerebral small vessel disease exhibit measurable white matter damage ...
Age Rewrites the Brain Rules of Early Multiple Sclerosis, Five-Year Study Finds
A five-year prospective study of people after a first demyelinating event found that age modifies the link between cognitive impairment ...
Slow Walking and Fuzzy Thinking Together Reveal Who Will Fall After 90
A landmark study of more than 1,000 people over age 90 finds that combining gait speed and cognitive testing predicts ...
Ambulance Notes May Outperform Hospital Screening Tests in Spotting Delirium Early
A Dutch cohort study of 655 older emergency department patients found that documented prehospital indicators from GP and ambulance notes ...
Weak Grip and Excess Fat Together May Signal Early Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
A two-year Taiwanese cohort study using the new ESPEN–EASO consensus definition found that older adults with sarcopenic obesity—and a simpler ...
Stroke Recovery’s Hidden Divide: Frailty Paths Predicted by Mind and Mood
A year-long study of 314 older stroke survivors in China identified three frailty trajectories after hospital discharge, with cognitive impairment, ...
Silent Brain Attack: Common Autoimmune Dementia Mimic Caught in Largest Study Yet
A large Japanese cohort study finds that 41% of patients with autoimmune GFAP astrocytopathy develop cognitive impairment, with older age ...
Tech Challenges for Cognitively Impaired Seniors: A Review
In the evolving landscape of technology, a critical exploration has emerged concerning the intersection of innovative advances and the vulnerabilities ...
Link Between Poor Medication Adherence and Dementia in Veterans
In a groundbreaking study published in the European Geriatric Medicine, researchers have unveiled a critical link between medication adherence and ...
Spinal Tau Pathology Impairs Touch and Cognition
In a groundbreaking study that challenges the conventional understanding of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), researchers have identified a novel link between ...
Knock-In Mouse Reveals GABRG2 Epileptic Seizure Traits
The intricate relationship between genetics and neurological disorders has been a focal point of contemporary neuroscientific research. Highlighting this critical ...
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