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Memory and brain health

Why Do Fewer Than One in Ten Eligible Patients Join a Dementia Study?

15 December 2025 in Neurology, Cognitive Assessment, Education

Most people who could take part in Alzheimer's research never do. The reasons are practical, and they shape who the results apply to.

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You Noticed Something at Thanksgiving. What Now?

25 November 2025 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Early Detection, Education

Families often notice memory changes at holiday gatherings. How to tell ordinary forgetting from a pattern worth checking, and how to bring it up.

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When Does Low Mood Look Like a Memory Problem?

10 October 2025 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Health, Education

Depression is one of the most common reasons people worry about their memory, and one of the most treatable. It is also the one people least expect.

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Does a Structured Program Beat Doing It Yourself?

16 September 2025 in Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

Both arms of a two-year trial improved. The gap between them is the most useful finding, and it is not about what people were told to do.

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Can a Lifestyle Program Protect Your Thinking?

12 August 2025 in Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

A two-year trial of more than two thousand older adults tested two lifestyle programs. Both helped. The difference between them is the useful part.

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What Can a Memory Screen Actually Settle?

15 July 2025 in Memory Testing & Tools, Cognitive Assessment, Education

Every screening test produces more false alarms than people expect. That is arithmetic rather than a flaw, and it is worth understanding before you take one.

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The First Blood Test for Alzheimer's Is Here. What Does It Mean for You?

10 June 2025 in Memory Testing & Tools, Early Detection, Cognitive Assessment, Education

A blood test for Alzheimer's was cleared for use in May 2025. It answers a different question from a memory test, and knowing which is which matters.

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The Power of Knowing: Why Memory Awareness Matters

The Power of Knowing: Why Memory Awareness Matters

20 May 2025 in Memory Health, Early Detection, Neurology, Cognitive Assessment

As we move through our 50s, 60s, and beyond, many of us notice changes in how we remember things. Names might take longer to come to mind. We might walk into a room and forget why we went …

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Online Memory Tests

Online Memory Tests

13 May 2025 in Memory Testing & Tools, Health, Neurology, Cognitive Testing, Cognitive Assessment

For many adults in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, it's a question that quietly lingers. You forget a name, misplace your keys, or lose your train of thought mid-sentence. It happens to everyone - but it can still …

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How an At-Home Verbal Memory Test Can Help You Catch Cognitive Changes Early

How an At-Home Verbal Memory Test Can Help You Catch Cognitive Changes Early

4 May 2025 in Cognitive Health, Health, Memory, Neurology, Cognitive Testing, Cognitive Assessment

Forgetfulness happens. But what if those small lapses could offer early clues about your brain health? A growing number of people are turning to at-home verbal memory tests-not because they’re in crisis, but because they want clarity, confidence, …

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