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Subclinical changes in cardiac structure and function in early adulthood may serve as risk markers for midlife cognitive decline, new research suggests.

Elevated blood markers for neurodegeneration can better predict risk of dementia when markers for cerebrovascular disease are also elevated. A link between vascular health and mental health has been found.

The Transportation Security Administration saw a large increase in firearms discovered in carry-on luggage in the state of Missouri during 2021.

Patients with breast cancer reported fewer symptoms of cognitive impairment associated with chemotherapy when they took a probiotics supplements, reports the first study of its kind.

Review sheds light on predictors of social cognitive impairment in this population.

A new cost analysis taking into account spending on ancillary health services suggests that prior cost analyses underestimated the anticipated costs of aducanumab.

Even though men in midlife have more cardiovascular conditions and risk factors, these conditions put women more at risk for cognitive decline, new research suggests.

Those with prior infection, regardless of symptom severity, reported significantly more symptoms of cognitive dysfunction than did non-infected counterparts in the general population.

Kansas City International Airport prepares for an uptick in holiday travelers.

Wednesday is one of the busiest travel days of the year for the Kansas City International Airport.