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A small, phase 2 trial found improved executive functioning in patients with Alzheimers and mild cognitive impairment and mild dementia.

Brain age correlates with post-stroke neurocognitive disorders out to 36 months.

Women who report significant antibiotic use in midlife may be more likely to experience cognitive decline in later life, a new study finds.

Results from the first study to assess MRI scans before, and after, COVID-19 infection showed a decrease in gray matter and overall brain volume, as well as a decline in cognitive function.

A healthier, more diverse gut microbiome is associated with better cognitive performance at midlife, new research shows.

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Reduced usage of antipsychotics in first-episode psychosis was associated with improved executive functioning.

New research shows a genetic basis for the link between depression and increased Alzheimers risk and identifies brain transcripts and proteins that likely underlie the connection.

UK researchers have developed machine learning algorithms that determine which individuals are likely to develop dementia.

Multiple concussions appear to disrupt the brains default mode network, which could increase the risk of possible long-term cognitive disruption, according to a new study.