Massachusetts General Hospital's Mind, Mood, & Memory (MMM)
Volume 17 • Number 4 • April 2021
More Exercise in Midlife Boosts Brain Health Later On
The investment you make in a good pair of walking shoes now may pay off with a healthier brain years down the road. In a study published in Neurology, the journal of the American Academy of Neurology, researchers found that more physical activity in middle age through later life may …
Issue Highlights
- More Exercise in Midlife Boosts Brain Health Later On
- Hypertension Linked to Brain Damage, Memory Problems in Older Adults
- Newsbriefs: Alzheimer's Severity; "Attitude of Gratitude"; Vitamins C & E & Parkinson's; Trees & Depression Risk
- MGH Breakthrough May Lead to Earlier Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease
- Cardiovascular Risks Higher in People with Depression, but Exercise Helps Both Conditions
- Memory Maximizers: Lists, Journals, Notes, Reminders All Help Free Up Memory Space; Looking to Boost Memory and Thinking Skills? Nap on It
- Treat the Medical Conditions That May Be Robbing Your Memory and Thinking Skills
- Ask the Doctor: Recalling Painful Memories; Depression Causes; Sundowning
