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For the first time, new blood test can help detect Alzheimer’s from age 40
A new FDA-approved blood test could help detect Alzheimer’s from age 40 by measuring proteins linked to brain amyloid; intended for people with cognitive decline, it showed high predictive accuracy and is due in the US later this year
Tzur Gueta
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08.24.26
6 ways to protect your brain and reduce dementia risk
New WHO guidance says up to 45% of dementia risk is linked to modifiable factors, including exercise, blood pressure, hearing, smoking, social isolation and air pollution
Oren Reiss
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08.23.26
‘Am I losing my mind?’: the science behind why psychedelic trips can feel like you’re going insane
Neuroscientist Michal Dubrovinsky studies challenging psychedelic experiences and the moment people fear they are losing control, while exploring how psilocybin may affect brain flexibility and movement learning
Galit Hareli
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08.15.26
Too much TV in middle age linked to poorer brain health decades later, study finds
Researchers followed 1,712 adults for about 24 years and found frequent TV viewing was associated with smaller brain regions and more white-matter abnormalities, while prolonged sitting at work showed a different pattern; the study does not prove TV caused the changes
ynet
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08.14.26
Katie Couric’s missing hours: The frightening condition that temporarily erases memory
The veteran journalist could speak, walk and take part in public panels, yet later remembered none of it; Israeli neurologist explains transient global amnesia, why it can resemble a stroke and why sudden memory loss requires immediate medical evaluation
Noga Shavit Raz
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08.14.26
Meet Hemispheric: The Israeli AI startup aiming to revolutionize brain diagnostics
Israeli startup Hemispheric says its AI can decode brain waves and diagnose conditions including depression, PTSD, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s in 15 minutes; the company has raised $52 million as investor interest grows
Israel Wullman
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08.08.26
How to rewire your brain: 10 simple habits backed by neuroscience
For years, researchers believed that the brain was an unchanging organ, but today, we know that it is a flexible organ that can be upgraded with the right and easy actions; Neuroscientist Nicole Vignola explains how to do it in the bestseller 'Rewire'
Noga Shavit-Raz
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08.08.26
How fast you walk may offer clues about your brain’s aging
A new study found that people over 80 who walked the fastest had a 51% lower risk of cognitive impairment, slower memory decline and better preserved hippocampal volume, suggesting walking speed may offer clues about brain health
Tzur Gueta
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08.07.26
Keep losing your glasses? 8 simple ways to improve your memory
Can’t remember what you just read or why you entered a room? The problem may be how information reaches your brain, not your memory; these practical techniques can help you absorb, retain and recall everyday information more effectively
Dr. Yael Benvenisti
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08.03.26
AI is making life easier, but humans may pay the price
Modern life offers convenience, less effort and instant solutions, but research suggests that challenge, learning and gradual progress strengthen the body, sharpen the brain and build lasting psychological resilience
Prof. Moshe Bar
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07.18.26
Brain fog is rising among young adults: What's behind it?
Sleep deprivation, stress, information overload and lifestyle changes may contribute to brain fog, a growing complaint among young people; Experts say persistent symptoms should be evaluated as they may signal an underlying medical condition
Tzur Gueta
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07.17.26
The surprising link between vitamin C levels and brain health
A large Japanese study found a link between low blood levels of vitamin C and changes in brain structure and connectivity tied to memory and thinking; Researchers say the findings do not prove vitamin C prevents decline but highlight diet’s role in brain health
ynet Global
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07.10.26
‘Popcorn brain’: How short videos may be hurting your focus, memory and mood
A large review found a troubling link between heavy short-video viewing and poorer attention, self-control, sleep and mental health. Here are five habits that may help retrain the brain
Liora Houbara
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06.09.26
What happens when you stop drinking alcohol? The brain and body may begin to recover fast
Studies show alcohol can affect nearly every system in the body, from the brain and liver to the immune system and heart, but experts say quitting may allow some of the damage to improve, especially when people stop early
Tzur Gueta
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05.18.26
Scientists made coffee drinkers quit for 2 weeks — what they found surprised everyone
New research suggests caffeinated and decaf coffee may affect gut bacteria, mood, stress, memory and inflammation; experts say the findings highlight the gut-brain connection, but caution that more research is needed
Tzur Gueta
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05.11.26
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