Cognitive impairment, affecting memory, concentration, learning, and decision-making, is prevalent among older adults, with around two-thirds experiencing some level of impairment after the age of 70. Ethnicity plays a role in cognitive dysfunction, with Black individuals at a higher risk compared to White individuals, along with other factors like...

A recent study conducted by UCLA Health suggests that a simple blood test could serve as an effective tool for determining an individual's susceptibility to stroke and cognitive decline later in life. Published in the journal Stroke, the study focused on measuring concentrations of inflammatory molecules in the blood to calculate a risk score for...

A recent study published in Neurology® Clinical Practice suggests a potential association between acid-reducing drugs and heightened risks of migraine and severe headaches.