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Healthier Lifestyle Associated With Better Cognitive Function, Independent of Alzheimer Disease Pathology - Vimarsana News

Healthier Lifestyle Associated With Better Cognitive Function, Independent of Alzheimer Disease Pathology

The authors emphasize that further research on a diverse population that focuses on the role of duration and lifestyle choices and neuroinflammatory markers should be performed.

Science: Why Denmark Has Stored Nearly 10,000 Brains - Vimarsana News

Science: Why Denmark Has Stored Nearly 10,000 Brains

Photo credit, Good picturesimage caption, Martin Wiernfeld Nielsen is head of the brain collection at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense.Article

ZyVersa Therapeutics Announces Article Published in Brain Pathology Addressing Inflammasome Signaling Proteins in Alzheimer's Disease - Vimarsana News

ZyVersa Therapeutics Announces Article Published in Brain Pathology Addressing Inflammasome Signaling Proteins in Alzheimer's Disease

Increased inflammasome protein expression, NLRP1, NLRP3, ASC, and caspase-1, occurs early in Alzheimer’s disease , indicating a role for multiple types of inflammasomes in disease development... | April 10, 2023

ZyVersa Therapeutics Announces Article Published in Brain - Vimarsana News

ZyVersa Therapeutics Announces Article Published in Brain

Increased inflammasome protein expression, NLRP1, NLRP3, ASC, and caspase-1, occurs early in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), indicating a role for multiple types...

Inside the basement in Denmark housing 10,000 brains harvested from mental health patients - Vimarsana News

Inside the basement in Denmark housing 10,000 brains harvested from mental health patients

An opportunity to find treatments for mental health conditions or a reminder of a dark period of history? Denmark's "Brain Collection" is both.