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Introducing AMES: A Self-Administered Tool for Early Detection of Cognitive Decline
Cognitive Aging and Decline

AMES: A New Dawn in Early Detection of Cognitive Decline

The Automated Memory and Executive Screening (AMES) tool, introduced by Huang et al. (2023), represents a significant step in identifying early cognitive decline. Designed for use in primary care settings, AMES evaluates cognitive domains such as memory, language, and executive function. This post reviews the study’s findings and the tool’s …

Mediterranean Diet and Cognitive Function: A Review on the Relationship with Brain Aging
Cognitive Aging and Decline

Dietary Patterns, Cognitive Function, and Brain Aging

Corley et al. (2020) present a study examining how dietary patterns influence cognitive function and brain aging in older adults. Using data from the Lothian Birth Cohort 1936, the research identifies associations between two dietary patterns—Mediterranean-style and processed diets—and cognitive performance, as well as structural neuroimaging markers of brain health. …

Cognitive Trends Across Generations
Cognitive Aging and Decline

Generational Shifts in Cognitive Health

Hui Zheng’s study offers an in-depth analysis of cognitive functioning trends across generations, highlighting notable improvements and subsequent declines in specific cohorts. This research provides critical data for understanding the factors influencing cognitive health over time and their broader implications for aging populations. Background The research examines cognitive performance trends …

A New Approach to Alzheimer’s Treatment
Cognitive Aging and Decline

A New Approach to Alzheimer’s Treatment

Bredesen’s 2014 study introduces an innovative approach to addressing cognitive decline, particularly in conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease. This research explores a multi-modal therapeutic framework called Metabolic Enhancement for Neurodegeneration (MEND), highlighting its potential to improve cognitive abilities in early-stage cases. The findings are promising yet warrant further investigation to …