by Brenda Patoine
The chronic stress often associated with caregiving can lead to serious
health issues for the giver, but research suggests that embracing its positive
aspects could reduce them.
by Kayt Sukel“All
types of abuse, irrespective of their nature, were associated with a higher
risk for psychosis,” says one researcher, and the more types of abuse that a
child experiences, the higher the risk.
by Philip M. Boffey
The outcome of a lawsuit against the makers of Prevagen could have profound consequences for the ability of authorities to regulate advertising on supplements. Neuroethics column for Brain in the News.
by Carl ShermanEvidence is growing that microbes, especially viruses, have a
connection to Alzheimer’s pathology, but it’s still not clear what is cause and
what effect.
by Kayt SukelPatients
who were given their treatment of choice stayed in the program longer and
showed fewer symptoms at the end of one study than those randomly assigned to
treatment that they did not prefer.
