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Epilepsy drug could reverse early stages of Alzheimer'sA popular epilepsy drug can reverse the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, scientists have discovered. Treatment with valproic acid stops further damage to the brain and improves memory, tests show. The experiments in mice have proved so successful that the researchers are now testing the drug ... |
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Education and work help beat Alzheimer'sNew research has revealed that education and a mentally demanding job protects people from Alzheimer's disease. ... |
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How to get a degree of protection against Alzheimer'sHigher education, it seems, creates a buffer against the effects of dementia on the brain ... |
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Fatty acids clue to Alzheimer's found by US researchersControlling the level of a fatty acid in the brain could help treat Alzheimer's disease, an American study has suggested. Tests on mice showed that reducing excess levels of the acid lessened animals' memory problems and behavioural changes. A UK Alzheimer's expert called the work "robust an... |
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Fatty acids may be the culprit in Alzheimer'sAccording to new research from the U.S. controlling the level of a fatty acid in the brain could help treat Alzheimer's disease (AD). ... |
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Job choice 'affects Alzheimer's'A good education and a mentally demanding job may help protect the brain against Alzheimer's disease, research suggests. ... |
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