Brain Health
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The Brain’s Early Warning May Be in the Way We Walk
New research suggests that gait, balance, step count, and wearable movement data could help detect cognitive decline earlier — but scientists warn that movement patterns are a signal, not a standalone diagnosis.
Quitting Smoking and Dementia Risk: The Brain Benefit Beyond the Lungs
New research is strengthening a powerful public-health message: stopping smoking is not only a lung-and-heart decision — it may also slow cognitive decline and reduce future dementia risk.
Migraine with Aura and Stroke Risk: The Warning Signs People Ignore
Migraine with aura is often dismissed as “just a headache,” but growing research shows it can signal a higher risk of ischemic stroke—especially when combined with smoking, high blood pressure, estrogen-containing contraceptives, or sudden neurological symptoms.
When Movement Slows, the Brain May Be Sending a Signal: Why Families Should Watch Physical Activity in Older Adults
A growing body of research suggests that reduced physical activity, increased sitting, and withdrawal from daily routines may be early warning signs — and modifiable risk markers — for cognitive decline.
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