Odor Sensitivity Deficits May Predict Cognitive Decline in APOE ε4 Carriers
Researchers sought to assess the relationship between olfactory genotyping and cognitive decline due to Alzheimer disease.
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Essential Oils Enhance Cognition in Healthy Older Adults During Sleep
In a small, randomized controlled trial, researchers assessed whether the use of essential oils at night improved cognition in healthy older adults.
Cognition in Older Adults Not Improved By Meditation and Language Training
In a randomized trial, researchers investigated the effects of 18 months of either meditation training or non-native language training on cognitive function in older adults who were cognitively healthy.
Brain Fitness Program May Benefit ADHD, Concussion, and Memory Loss
Researchers evaluated the benefits of a multimodal 12-week “brain fitness program” for individuals with ADHD, concussion, and memory loss.
Adult Childhood Cancer Survivors at Risk for Cognitive Impairment With Age
Researchers sought to determine whether long-term survivors of childhood cancer may be at a higher risk for new neurocognitive impairment and decline in adulthood.
Could Skeletal Muscle Adiposity Be a Risk Factor for Cognitive Decline?
In a longitudinal study, researchers assessed muscle adiposity and evaluated cognitive function in older adults.
Is Occupational Complexity Associated With Cognitive Performance Later in Life?
In a longitudinal study, researchers examined occupational complexity and its interplay between late-life cognition function across a diverse cohort of older adults.
Physical Activity Levels in Adulthood Improve Cognition Later in Life
Researchers sought to assess how timing, frequency, and maintenance of physical activity in adulthood, over the span of 30 years, is associated with cognitive function later in life.
Vitamin D Levels in the Brain Correlate With Dementia Risk in Older Adults
Researchers sought to analyze brain concentrations of vitamin D and assess whether there were any associations with cognitive and neuropathology outcomes.
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Neurologic Disorders
Research findings support the use of vitamin D supplementation to help slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer dementia and reduce Parkinson disease symptom severity.
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