There are many potential causes of memory loss. Some instances of memory loss result from injuries or infections, while ...

Ever walk into a room and forget why? Memory blips as we age are common. But research shows that a natural substance called brain-derived neurotropic factor (BDNF) can help keep your memory sharp ...

Which Fruit Can Help Prevent Memory Loss as You Age? The fruit in question? Berries, which may help keep your memory sharp thanks to their high levels of brain-boosting flavonoids and antioxidants.

Getting more "good cholesterol" can prevent memory loss in old age. July 2, 2008 — -- A new study has linked increased HDL, the "good" kind of cholesterol, with a decreased risk of memory ...

The participants -- who had memory problems but didn't meet criteria for dementia -- were randomly assigned to do the 24-week home-based physical activity program or to receive usual care.

Q: I’ve heard that keeping my brain active, with word games, crossword puzzles, reading and other activities, will help prevent memory loss as I get older. Is that true?

Memory loss might have met its match. A new study from Case Western Reserve School of Medicine suggests that GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could lower your risk of developing ...

In our fast-paced world, people tend to multitask, making it challenging to absorb information. Here's when to consult a doctor. Plus, seven tips to prevent dementia.

Mice on the vitamin K-deficient diet showed significantly worse memory and learning abilities, having struggled to recognize new objects and taken much longer to learn the location of a hidden ...

Worried about memory loss? You’re not alone. Dementia can be scary. Understanding risk factors helps us take better steps to prevent it. Fortunately, new research highlights three key factors ...

Meals inspired by traditional foods from the sunny Mediterranean, a new study found, may lower your risk for dementia by interfering with the buildup of two proteins, amyloid and tau, into the ...

Parade spoke with neuropsychologists, neurologists and registered dietitians to find out which fruit may help prevent memory loss—plus how much you need to eat to reap the brain-health benefits.