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A new study suggests fat deposits in the brain may play a larger role in Alzheimer's disease than previously thought. This could open a new avenue for potential treatment. Research has long focused on ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Deep inside the brains of Alzheimer’s patients, immune cells are drowning in their own fat. This buildup of fat droplets inside brain immune cells helps explain why the brain ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — It was long thought that fat in the brain played no role in neurodegenerative diseases, but Purdue University researchers are challenging that assumption. The research findings, ...

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Bluey, the Australian blue heeler puppy cartoon character, and scented slime are predicted to be among the most sought-after toys this Christmas, according to a major retailer. The £80 Bluey ...

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Bluey, the Australian blue heeler puppy cartoon character, and scented slime are predicted to be among the most sought-after toys this Christmas, according to a major retailer. The £80 Bluey ...

Think of your brain as the ultimate glucose traffic controller. Whether you’re fasting, stressed, or facing a medical emergency, it constantly signals when and where sugar should be used, like a ...

New research suggests that eating better and losing belly fat may help maintain cognitive function into your 70s and beyond. A new study found that adults with healthy eating habits and less abdominal ...

CARDIFF, Wales — You’ve probably heard that greasy meals aren’t great for your heart, but new research suggests they might be just as bad for your brain, and the effects show up fast. Just four hours ...