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Articles categorized as Cognitive Dysfunction

Article imageTerry Graedon - April 21, 2024
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Personalized Approach Can Lower Risk for Dementia

Older people have a lower risk for dementia if they can address several risk factors such as sedentary habits, depression or hypertension.

Joe Graedon - February 21, 2024

Conflicting Results from Anti-Alzheimer’s Treatments: Brain Shrinkage?

Terry Graedon - February 15, 2024

Show 1374: Marvelous Medicinal Mushrooms

Joe Graedon - February 7, 2024

Could Exercise Save Your Brain?

Terry Graedon - January 31, 2024

Do Older People Improve Their Memories with Exercise?

Terry Graedon - January 24, 2024

Should You Be Taking Vitamin Supplements?

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Terry Graedon - December 14, 2023

Can You Avoid Post-Operative Cognitive Dysfunction?

The anesthetic propofol may be somewhat less likely to result in post-operative cognitive dysfunction. Speak with the anesthesiologist before your surgery.

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Terry Graedon - December 7, 2023

Show 1366: How a Pharmacist Helps Doctors with Deprescribing

An expert pharmacist helps healthcare providers determine which medicines may be doing more harm than good. The next step is deprescribing.