Is Midlife the Brain’s Turning Point?
New research shows that brain aging doesn’t happen gradually—it accelerates in midlife. Learn how metabolic shifts and inflammation may mark a turning point for cognitive health.
Could Clearing Aging Neurons Help Prevent Alzheimer’s?
New research from the Salk Institute suggests that clearing aging, inflamed neurons may help reduce brain inflammation and slow Alzheimer’s progression—offering hope for future preventative therapies.
Advancing Brain Health Through Collaboration: Highlights from the National Academies' Forum on Neuroscience
New research from the Salk Institute reveals that aging neurons may be a key source of inflammation in Alzheimer’s disease—and that clearing them could help preserve brain health.