Articles for tag: Aging Brain, Brain Science, human brain, Neuroscience

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The Human Brain Can Create New Neurons, Even in Old Age

Suhail Ahmed

  For most of the twentieth century, medical textbooks treated the aging brain like a one-way street: born with a fixed number of neurons, slowly losing them as the years tick by. That story was simple, a little fatalistic, and, as it turns out, deeply incomplete. Over the past few decades, scientists have been quietly ...

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Surprising New Study Links Popular Supplement to Cognitive Gains in Alzheimer’s Patients

Jan Otte

Long praised by athletes for its muscle-building properties, creatine is now generating waves for a completely different reason: possible Alzheimer’s disease prevention. A ground-breaking pilot study implies that widely available in health stores, creatine monohydrate could help Alzheimer’s sufferers have better cognitive ability. Although the results are preliminary, they create an intriguing new path in ...