Radiological evidence of inflammation related to CAA is relatively common and most cases may go undetected and untreated, a Cleveland Clinic study shows.
Read MoreProspective Study Hints at Age-Related Memory Advantages for Rural Dwellers
An initial characterization of cognitive aging in a rural community cohort in Nevada suggests that late-life rural living may promote cognitive resilience in some.
Experts Stress Importance of Improved Access to Fentanyl Testing
Psychiatrists say fentanyl test strips can be powerful tool for slowing the scourge of overdoses attributed to tainted street drugs.
Blood-Based Biomarkers for Alzheimer’s Disease in Women (Podcast)
A researcher explains the rationale for and goals of her investigations of blood-based biomarkers for Alzheimer’s disease specifically in women.
Study Strongly Links Sleep-Related Hypoxia Metrics With Incident Atrial Fibrillation
Findings in a large patient sample implicate sleep-related hypoxia as an important biological pathway of atrial fibrillation and a clinically relevant driver of risk for the condition.
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Researchers Analyze How COVID-19 Affected Z-Drug Prescribing Patterns With and Without Opioids
New study raises concerns about the use of potent coprescriptions to manage insomnia before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An All-Fronts Approach to Understanding and Overcoming Alzheimer’s Disease
An early-career Cleveland Clinic researcher has devised a multipronged strategy that integrates advanced computational and experimental approaches to dementia research. The work has attracted $16 million in external grant funding in 2023 alone.
Neuropsychiatric Challenges Facing Patients With Huntington’s Disease (Podcast)
Cognitive and behavioral symptoms often precede motor dysfunction in people who develop Huntington’s disease. A geriatric neuropsychiatrist explains the essentials and how these neuropsychiatric features can be managed.
Researchers Offer New Paradigm for Managing Adult ADHD
When evaluating adults with ADHD, researchers urge physicians to focus less on patients’ symptoms and more on their ability to complete tasks.
75 Years Later: Cleveland Clinic Recalls Researchers’ Pivotal Role in Discovery of Serotonin
Psychiatrists marvel at the expanding role of serotonin in our understanding of the human brain and reflect on the molecule’s 75-year history.
Advanced Computational and Imaging Tools Yield Insights Into Learning and Decision-Making
Researchers found that rodents use multiple strategies even in advanced stages of learning. They’re now working to apply these insights to neurological diseases in humans.