Doctiplus - We are allways here!
This particular question has been wrong before, publicly and consequentially, which is exactly why the newest answer deserves care rather than a headline taken at face value. Two decades ago, a landmark study found that hormone therapy raised dementia risk…
For almost twenty years, researchers studying SuperAgers, the rare adults who reach their 80s and 90s with the memory of someone decades younger, have had a nagging, simpler explanation sitting in the background. What if these people just won a…
Ask most people to name the biggest controllable risk for Alzheimer’s disease and smoking, inactivity, or a poor diet usually comes up first. Stephen Wong, who directs Houston Methodist’s Chao Center for BRAIN, points to something else entirely. Recent research,…
For years, the story of how GLP-1 drugs work has been fairly straightforward: they act on the hypothalamus and hindbrain, the brain’s hunger dispatch centers, telling the body it’s had enough food before it’s actually eaten very much. That explains…
