A pair of new studies has found that exercise can help do more than keep the body young – it can also help to keep the mind sharp into old age.

A new study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, has found that exposure to electromagnetic waves from cell phones could be beneficial in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.

Researchers in Chicago have created a "name game" that may be able to be used as an early diagnostic tool for Alzheimer’s disease.

Carrying fat around the midsection has already been linked to an increased risk of heart disease and stroke, but researchers say it can also double a woman’s risk of developing memory problems as she ages.

Your chronological age is only a number when you have your health, but declining memory and neurological skills can place a burden on you mentally and physically. And if you’ve noticed that your mind and memory are just not what they used to be, then you can take steps now to improve your memory recall… increase your cognitive abilities… improve your clarity and concentration… and safeguard your brain over time.

A new study may change the way patients are tested for and diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

It can give you a boost of energy, but new research finds a cup of joe can’t help preserve brain function as you age.

Scientists in Germany have developed a nasal spray containing a molecule from the body’s immune system that they say can help the brain retain memories during sleep.

A compound found in extra-virgin olive oil may help prevent and treat Alzheimer’s, according to a new study.

As people are living longer across the world, memory loss has become an increasingly common problem. Health practitioners have suggested those suffering from it try everything from meditation to herbal remedies, like ginkgo biloba.