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This Anti-Alzheimer's Diet Will Cut Your Risk Of Developing The Disease By One-Third

Study: Cocoa Flavanols Reverse Memory Loss 'by 20-30 Years'

According to a recent study, naturally occurring flavanols found in cocoa may reverse memory decline by as much as 20 or even 30 years.

AARP Smart Guide to Health - Members Only Access

From how to fuel your body, to releasing tension, what to do before bedtime and more, we have tips that may help you live and feel better.

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Helen Tuttle Boulton Fargo was a Navy Nurse who admirably served overseas during World War II at Fleet Hospitals in the South Pacific. She was born in 1919 in the

Dementia Rates in the U.S. Fell 24% from 2000 to 2012, But...

A decrease of ca. 1 million Americans with dementia may be due to better control of cardiovascular risk factors like high blood pressure and diabetes.

Boost Your Brain Health by Eating a Mediterranean-Style Diet

At least 4 studies suggest that the DASH diet and the MIND diet - both Mediterranean-style eating patterns - may prevent age-related brain decline.

Enhancing Your Plant-Based Meals with a Mediterranean Twist

Mediterranean foods have been linked to a variety of health benefits, like healthier hearts, a decreased risk of diabetes, and healthy weight management. 

CMT Research Foundation Enters Partnership with University of Illinois Chicago

CMT Research Foundation Enters Partnership with University of Illinois Chicago Share Rare Daily Staff The CMT Research Foundation, a nonprofit focused solely on delivering treatments and cures for Charcot-Marie-Tooth, said it has partnered with the University of Illinois Chicago to test an experimental therapy, CMT1X, as a treatment for the second most prevalent form of Charcot-Marie Tooth. Charcot-Marie Tooth (CMT) is one of the most common inherited neurological disorders, affecting about 3 million people across the globe. People with CMT experience loss of sensation and/or numbness in the legs and arms, muscle weakness and wasting, and foot deformities. Because CMT is progressive, patients continue to lose function as they age, creating a greater degree of disability. Currently, there is no cure or any effective treatment for this disorder.