neurodegenerative disease
11/15/2017 / By Russel Davis
Scientists sniff out new treatment for Alzheimer’s; new research suggests brain cells can be protected by stimulating the sense of smell
A study published in the journal Science Signaling has revealed that teaching roundworms to sniff out a certain type of bacterium has lead them to develop a defense mechanism to preserve their brain cells. The findings show potential as a drug-free intervention against neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia and Huntington’s disease, the researchers have stated. The scientists […]
« Return Home
1 of 1

Popular Articles

Unlocking the brain’s chemical code: What neurochemistry reveals about autism
June 10, 2025 / Olivia Cook
Study finds MIND diet lowers dementia risk by 25%
June 05, 2025 / Ava Grace
Unlocking the inner pharmacy: Dr. Roger Jahnke’s “The Healer Within” revolutionizes self-healing
June 24, 2025 / Belle Carter
Antidepressants linked to fivefold higher cardiac death risk in young adults, study warns
June 03, 2025 / Cassie B.
Ginseng's dual power: Relieving stress and improving exercise recovery
June 19, 2025 / Evangelyn Rodriguez
Exercise as a promising natural treatment for depression
June 03, 2025 / Evangelyn Rodriguez
Brain power revival: Methylene blue’s 136-year journey from Victorian dye to Alzheimer’s hope
June 01, 2025 / Belle Carter
The dopamine dilemma: Navigating the stress epidemic in modern life
June 05, 2025 / Kevin Hughes
Pre-Workout supplements and divine light: How James Benefico merges fitness with spiritual enlightenment
June 06, 2025 / Finn Heartley
Psychiatric drugs linked to higher ALS risk, Swedish study warns
June 12, 2025 / Cassie B.

COPYRIGHT © 2017 MIND BODY SCIENCE NEWS

Privacy Policy