The vagus nerve is having a moment. The longest nerve in the human body, the vagus comprises more than 200,000 total fibres, or roughly 100,000… Read More »What Happens in Vagus Doesn’t Stay in Vagus: The Vagus Nerve’s Role in Well-Being
Physicians who specialize in caring for older adults have long known that people with Alzheimer’s disease commonly develop osteoporosis and vice versa. It was generally… Read More »Bone Deep: The Surprising Link Between Osteoporosis & Alzheimer’s
In 2017, researchers who have been studying a Colombian family with a genetic mutation that causes Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in their 40s discovered that one… Read More »Aliria’s Remarkable Legacy: Ultra-Rare Mutations Point to Possible AD Therapies