HealthDay News — Seventeen modifiable risk factors are shared by stroke, dementia, and late-life depression, according to a review published online April 3 in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & ...

Treatment with a spinal cord stimulation system reduced pain and restored sensory nerve function in a small cohort of ...

Finding a special soulmate and tying the knot is, of course, cause for celebration, but new research highlights a surprising potential downside of getting married: it may significantly increase your ...

Wild lettuce is a plant that has been used for pain relief and to induce sleep. It’s used by people interested in alternatives to conventional medications. For centuries, people have used ...

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She said: 'When mum sold up because she was unable to look after herself we agreed that Luana would look after her as she had worked in the care sector for people with dementia. 'She had already r ...

also protect against dementia. Geldsetzer hopes to secure funding for a large-scale clinical trial to confirm these results conclusively. A randomized controlled trial—assigning people to ...

The shingles shot not only cuts down painful rashes—it might also slash dementia risk, especially in women, according to a cleverly designed study of Welsh health records. A rare policy quirk in Wales ...

average pain scores decreased by 0.35 points at 6 months and 0.45 points at 12 months on the 0-10 pain scale. The CBT group showed similar improvements of 0.57 points at 6 months and 0.59 points at 12 ...

(NewsNation) — An increase in sleepiness for women in their 80s could double the likelihood of brain health decline and diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, according to a new study. The research, ...

Though the jab can help reduce the risk of developing shingles and of experiencing long-term pain ... dementia. Last year, Oxford researchers reported an even stronger protective effect in people who ...