Editorial team
ioQuanta Research Desk
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Evidence date ·What did a placebo comparison reveal about taking dasatinib and quercetin for lung scarring?
Clinical TrialTracked over timeA 12-person placebo comparison found everyone finished treatment, but the drug group reported more adverse events and showed no clear breathing or mobility advantage.
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Evidence date ·A study compares exercise and non-invasive stimulation for better nights in dementia
Clinical TrialA registry record asks whether two non-drug approaches could improve sleep and cognition in dementia while supporting caregivers; it describes a question, not results.
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Evidence date ·A sensory chair under study for dementia residents and care staff
Clinical TrialA randomized nursing-home study tests rocking, music, and touch for dementia-related behaviors while asking whether care staff’s daily work also benefits.
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Evidence date ·How onion quercetin reaches the bloodstream and why it matters
Review or Meta-AnalysisA human study compared quercetin recovered in urine after onion and tablet intake. The review leaves cardiovascular protection unresolved.
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Evidence date ·Could repeated home sleep checks clarify cognitive decline?
Clinical TrialA registered study plans home sleep monitoring and cognitive assessments a year apart to investigate sleep apnea and cognitive decline in older adults.
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Evidence date ·Walking, photographs and shared support for older Black dementia caregivers
Clinical TrialA registry describes three-person walks with historical photos for older Black dementia caregivers, plus assessments of health, fit and cultural relevance.
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Evidence date ·Why daily light and sound is being tested in people with normal memory at Alzheimer’s risk
Clinical TrialTracked over timeA March 2023 registry entry outlines a year of daily light and sound for at-risk adults with normal memory, compared with sham stimulation.
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Evidence date ·What six months of home light and sound therapy could reveal about Alzheimer’s disease
Clinical TrialTracked over timeA registry study describes six months of daily light and sound at home, with brain tests and memory measures. Results were not supplied.
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Evidence date ·How researchers will follow sleep and memory over two years
Clinical TrialA registered Alzheimer's study pairs 24-hour sleep recordings with repeated memory tests to track change over two years, not test a treatment benefit.
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Evidence date ·What creatine might reveal about inflammation in cerebral palsy
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2022 opinion paper proposes testing creatine in cerebral palsy models, separating inflammation in muscle and other tissues from inflammation in the brain.