

Patterns of behavioral change can vary from patient to patient, even within a diagnostic category. It is in this sense that some experts are calling for Alzheimer’s to be described as a spectrum disorder, rather than as a disease, with an easily identifiable set of symptoms.
Read moreAs a staple in our daily lives, coffee is most people’s primary source of caffeine. Coffee and caffeine have poured themselves so thoroughly into our routine that it’s easy to forget that it serves as a drug first and foremost. With 90% of Americans consuming some kind of caffeine on a daily basis, it is […]
Read moreMost people believe there’s nothing you can do to prevent Alzheimer’s disease, so they’re reluctant to discover the state of their cognitive health.
Read moreI strongly believe that in 2022 the idea that Alzheimer’s is preventable will be widespread.
Read moreJust like with cardiovascular health, certain cooking oils have properties that can support good brain function. Here’s what everyone concerned about brain health should know.
Read moreOn International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women in STEM driving the science behind our products.
Read moreNeurotrack CEO, Elli Kaplan, shares the family story behind her mission to prevent memory loss
Read moreThere’s been a lot of controversy surrounding brain games and their ability to improve the health of your memory. Find out why Clemens Aichholzer believes that cognitive training, like exercise and healthy eating, should be part of everyone’s regular health regimen.
Read moreThe latest research shows diet plays a huge role in our cognitive health, and the MIND Diet is associated with a reduction in Alzheimer’s risk. Neurotrack sat down with Dr. Martha Clare Morris, the scientist behind the MIND Diet to learn more about the potent effects of nuts, berries and green leafy veg on our brains.
Read moreTo drink or to abstain is not a straightforward question for anyone trying to embark on a healthy lifestyle.
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