neurodegenerative disease

Sleep or die: how good sleep decreases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease

Poor-quality sleep changes a pattern of brain activity and increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Sufficient sleeping may serve as a cheap and powerful...

Unexpectedly stalled: the dynamics of brain blood flow in Alzheimer’s disease

A reduction in brain blood flow is a long-known symptom of Alzheimer’s disease that has remained unexplained. Using mouse models of Alzheimer’s, we discovered...

Evolution does not care

The universal cellular process of autophagy that is highly important for young worms becomes malfunctioned in old worms and leads to a shorter life.

Alzheimer’s: A New Approach to Treating an Old Disease

A study evidences the potential benefits of fisetin, a natural molecule found in strawberries, in fighting Alzheimer's disease.

Toxic brain cells are a new target for treating neurodegeneration

The power of our adaptive immunity against Alzheimer’s Disease

Hacking the tryptophan metabolic process to reduce neurodegeneration

Could we reverse memory loss in Alzheimer’s patients? Mice answer yes!