"Hitler with dementia" or "superhuman president": the debate on Trump's mental health
The article discusses contrasting views on Donald Trump's mental health, with some labeling him a 'malicious narcissist' in cognitive decline, while his supporters attribute his outbursts to his iconoclastic personality.
Does it happen to you all the time?: Why you forget what you were going to do seconds before
The article discusses common forgetfulness and its connection to cognitive overload and distractions, explaining the concept of prospective memory.
Rhonda Patrick, doctor in biomedical sciences: 'There is a basic health indicator that increases the risk of cognitive decline'
Dr. Rhonda Patrick highlights the significant link between hypertension and cognitive decline in her analysis of health indicators.
Brain Power Boosting Tips: Keep Your Memory Super Sharp with These Simple Exercises
The article provides tips on physical exercises that can enhance brain power and memory.
Can learning a new language prevent dementia?
The article discusses how learning a new language might delay the onset of dementia, using the personal story of the author's father who learned French to help stave off cognitive decline.
Preventing Consumer Damage Caused by Declining Cognitive Function
The article discusses the challenges faced by elderly individuals with declining cognitive abilities in managing consumer contracts and avoiding fraud.
Concerns over 'account freezing'... Thoughts of a caregiver living separately from parents who both require care
A caregiver expresses anxiety over her elderly parents' gradual cognitive decline and worries that they may lose access to their bank accounts as they age.
Mom had a stroke, fortunately a mild one. At least we thought so - but today she can't walk, doesn't recognize people. What went wrong?
A mother, initially believed to have a mild stroke, faces serious mobility and cognitive issues after an inadequate hospital stay, leading to a call for a discussion on healthcare failures.
Louisa Nicola, neurophysiologist: 'The unexpected muscle group that prevents cognitive decline and Alzheimer's'
Neurophysiologist Louisa Nicola discusses a study suggesting a strong correlation between leg strength and the prevention of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.
If Memories Are Gone, Is Life Over?
The article reflects on the complexities of memory and identity, exploring the implications of false memories and cognitive decline.
Financial Assets of People with Cognitive Impairment Reach 260 Trillion Yen: Balancing 'Protection' and 'Use'
The financial assets owned by individuals with dementia or mild cognitive impairment in Japan amount to an estimated 260 trillion yen, highlighting the challenge of managing these assets safely while allowing access to them.
High meat intake linked to lower dementia risk
A study from Karolinska Institute suggests that older individuals with a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's may benefit from a high meat diet to lower their risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
My Discovery: What Slows Brain Aging and Protects Against Dementia
A recent study indicates that low doses of lithium may slow cognitive decline and offer neuroprotective benefits against dementia.
Africa: Experts Warn Overreliance On Ai Could Weaken Students' Thinking Abilities
Education experts caution that students may lose essential cognitive skills if they become too dependent on artificial intelligence in their studies and workplaces.
Natalia Aspesi: I'm afraid that the Yes will win in Milan
In her column, Natalia Aspesi expresses concern that the Yes side will prevail in the upcoming Milan elections, reflecting on cognitive processes involved in decision-making.
These hobbies may delay the onset of dementia
Research indicates that engaging in cultural and reading activities from a young age may help delay dementia onset compared to those who do not.
They are over 80 years old and have exceptional memory: what could be the secret
A recent study suggests that 'superagers', people over 80 with memory abilities akin to those 30 years younger, maintain greater neuronal growth compared to their peers and those with Alzheimer’s disease.
New study challenges the notion that aging means decline
A recent study by Yale professor Becca Levy reveals that nearly half of adults aged 65 and older showed improvement in cognitive and physical functions, contradicting the common perception of aging as a decline.
Coffee protects the brain from dementia
New research indicates that moderate coffee consumption is linked to an 18% reduction in dementia risk and slower cognitive decline.
Why liars get more tired than honest people, according to neuroscience
Neuroscientific studies reveal that lying is more cognitively demanding than telling the truth, leading to increased fatigue among liars.
Scientists discover the link between an intestinal bacterium and cognitive decline
Scientists have identified a connection between changes in gut microbiota and cognitive decline, revealing implications for future treatments targeting the gut-brain axis.
Why is it difficult to contain laughter in tense moments? An expert explains
A cognitive neuroscience expert discusses the reasons behind uncontrollable laughter in serious situations, focusing on brain mechanisms and social regulations.
DANGEROUS BOUNDARY ⟩ How long can a person stay awake without harming themselves?
Scientists warn that while humans can survive weeks without food, the body deteriorates rapidly without sleep, emphasizing the critical need for rest.
Memory loss begins in the digestive system: the surprising medical finding
A recent study reveals a link between gastrointestinal inflammation and cognitive decline, suggesting that memory deterioration may originate in the digestive system.
"Cognitive Debt": the arrival of AI Gemini in primary schools in the City sparks a debate among experts
Experts warn about the risks and challenges of implementing AI technology in primary education while highlighting its potential to promote critical thinking.
Otto Scharmer: "One does not create something new simply by destroying the old: we must open spaces for experimentation"
Otto Scharmer, a German academic and MIT professor, emphasizes the importance of creating spaces for experimentation in innovation, warning against the negative cognitive effects of AI.
Infants Under One Year Old Try to Deceive Parents
A study from researchers in England and Canada finds that infants under one year old exhibit basic forms of deception.
Chronic kidney disease patients face another unpleasant risk
Patients with chronic kidney disease are more susceptible to cognitive decline and dementia, with risk varying based on the disease's progression.
Cognitive stimulation improves memory and well-being in the elderly, according to a study by USP
A study from USP has found that a structured cognitive stimulation program can enhance memory and well-being in healthy elderly individuals.
Luis Efraín, educator: "Educating is not only about transmitting knowledge but about forming people capable of managing their emotions"
Luis Efraín emphasizes the importance of emotional education in schools, advocating for a holistic approach that focuses on respecting and managing emotions alongside cognitive development.
Knowing everything, understanding little...
The article discusses the challenges of modern information overload, where the desire to be informed leads to superficial understanding rather than deep comprehension.
Finns scored an average of 5.7/10 on a simple memory test – Can you do better?
A recent study revealed that Finns achieved an average score of 5.7 out of 10 on a simple memory test, with women generally performing better than men in all age groups.
There are only 5 percent of such people in the population - Everyone should read these tips anyway
The article discusses research revealing that a small percentage of older adults, called 'super-aged,' maintain cognitive abilities and brain health despite aging.
Five foods that help enhance memory and mental agility
Experts from Harvard and the WHO emphasize that balanced nutrition is crucial for preventing cognitive decline and highlight five essential food groups that protect brain health.
Menstrual cycle does not interfere with cognitive performance, study indicates
A study published in PLOS ONE indicates that hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle do not affect women's cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and creativity.
Pregnancy May Change a Woman's Brain More Than Previously Thought: New Study
A recent study reveals significant neurological changes in women's brains during pregnancy that may affect memory and concentration, extending even postpartum.
Jordi Olloquequi, neuroscientist, on cognitive decline: "We must play our genetic cards as best as we can"
Spanish neuroscientist Jordi Olloquequi emphasizes the importance of following scientifically backed guidelines to combat aging and neurodegenerative diseases.
Txomin Navajas Carasa, neurophysiologist: 'A simple habit eliminates neuronal toxins that accelerate cognitive decline'
A medical study emphasizes the crucial role of deep sleep in reducing cognitive decline and neurodegenerative disease progression, as explained by neurophysiologist Txomin Navajas Carasa.
Sign of dementia others may notice in your behaviour long before memory problems
Experts highlight financial problems as an early warning sign of dementia, potentially arising before memory issues become evident.
When data deceives us: the bias of abundance in the era of open-source journalism
The article discusses the cognitive bias known as the 'abundance bias' in journalism, highlighting how accessible data can create a false sense of transparency in conflict reporting.
A vaccine against Alzheimer's? Immunization against shingles reduces dementia risk by 20%
Research indicates that vaccination against shingles may lower the risk of developing dementia by 20%, providing a potential preventive strategy against cognitive decline.
The mere thought of alcohol does this – Do you recognize it?
A study reveals that the mere thought of specific alcoholic beverages can trigger certain emotions and cognitive associations, particularly in young adults.
Is it possible to strengthen memory after 65? Discover how a positive attitude changes the body and mind
A Yale University study reveals that older adults' attitudes towards aging significantly influence cognitive and physical improvements.
You could be a 'real detective' if you can solve tricky puzzle within 10 seconds
A challenging brainteaser claims to test one's detective skills, needing to be solved in just 10 seconds to be considered a genius.
The healthiest diet for the brain has been found – Here’s how to put it together
Researchers have identified the DASH diet as the best option for cognitive function after comparing six different diets.
Dogs learn names of objects by listening to human conversations, study indicates
A study reveals that some dogs can learn object names merely by listening to their owners talk, resembling cognitive abilities similar to 18-month-old infants.
Doctor Sebastián la Rosa: 'You shouldn't use Instagram during breaks at the gym'
Dr. Sebastián la Rosa warns against using Instagram during gym breaks, emphasizing its negative impact on mental concentration and cognitive function.
An unexpected finding, and 'far' from the brain, explains why memory weakens with age
A study reveals that gut bacteria accumulation affects the vagus nerve's communication with the hippocampus, leading to memory decline in aging mice.
When Not to Make Decisions?
The article discusses the impact of mental states and external factors on decision-making, citing studies by Daniel Kahneman.
Brain researcher advises: This is how to care for your brain health
Neuroscientist Kiti Müller emphasizes the importance of brain health from childhood and offers tips for maintaining cognitive well-being.