According to a press release from the university, the scientists sought to determine whether consistent exercise could benefit older adults who had developed mild cognitive impairment – which can be a precursor for Alzheimer’s disease.
Archive for July, 2013
Study shows potential connection between oral hygiene and memory support
Scientists recruited 273 participants between the ages of 55 and 80 and discovered that individuals with more natural teeth performed better on a series of memory tests.
Study shows curcumin may restrict lung cancer growth
The American Cancer Society estimates that 228,190 Americans are diagnosed with lung cancer each year, but curcumin may be able to help.
How this curcumin benefit may help manage chronic stress
According to a study abstract available on PubMed, researchers from the Shandong University School of Medicine in China have discovered that curcumin may have an antidepressant effect on subjects suffering from chronic mild stress.
Further benefits of vitamin D for bone support revealed
A new study from the Netherlands has provided further evidence to support vitamin D supplementation, particularly in areas where natural sunlight is not necessarily a constant.
Study shows omega-3s may boost brain health and behavior in children
Scientists from Oxford University sought to determine if a correlation existed between low blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids, cognitive ability and overall behavior in children.
Study highlights benefits of movement for brain health
Researchers have unveiled another risk factor for stroke that can be easily addressed: physical inactivity.
Can probiotics combat salmonella?
The study was published by the academic journal Cell Host & Probe, and focuses on how probiotics may combat salmonella by essentially snatching up the essential iron that these harmful microbes need to spread.
Study shows benefits of work for brain health
These findings indicate that postponing retirement could be beneficial for brain health.
Research reveals benefits of high-quality autism treatments
Recently, scientists from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill published a study regarding the benefits of different treatment models currently implemented in schools to educate young children with autism.