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New Evidence Shows Long COVID Neurological Effects Subside by 1 Year

October 2026

A nationwide cohort study demonstrates that post-acute neuromuscular conditions and long-term neurocognitive effects attenuate within one year.

Close up of female health Professional in PPE introducing a nasal swab to a senior female patient at her house.

New Evidence Shows Long COVID Neurological Effects Subside by 1 Year

A nationwide cohort study demonstrates that post-acute neuromuscular conditions and long-term neurocognitive effects attenuate within one year.

Senior with dementia or Alzheimer's is comforted by caring female doctor

Aspirin Lowers Dementia Risk in High Platelet Genetic Group

Platelet count polygenic scores modify low-dose aspirin therapy to reduce incident dementia risk in older adults.

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FDA Launches New Accelerator for Alzheimer's Disease Prevention

Federal regulators have launched a coordinated initiative to advance Alzheimer’s disease prevention and delay dementia progression.

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Targeted Stem Cell Therapy Demonstrates Feasibility in Parkinson's

Intraputaminal stem cell therapy demonstrates 12-month safety, survival, and clinical motor stabilization in moderate Parkinson’s disease.

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Diagnostic Errors in Multiple Sclerosis Occur in One in Seven Cases

A systematic meta-analysis demonstrates that multiple sclerosis misdiagnosis occurs in approximately 15 percent of diagnosed patients.

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Why Cortisol and Memory Circuits Synchronize During Emotional Stress

Elevated cortisol levels dynamically reorganize human brain networks to prioritize the encoding of emotionally salient experiences.

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Alarming Increase in Stroke in Young Adults Seen Over Decades

Stroke incidence in young adults escalated substantially through three decades, driven primarily by surging ischemic presentations.

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Restoring Hypothalamic Menin Reverses Age-Related Cognitive Decline

Hypothalamic menin loss drives systemic aging and cognitive decline, whereas restoring expression extends overall animal longevity.

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