Research area
Brain Health & Neurology
Brain function, neurological disease, dementia and neurological treatment and care.
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Evidence date ·Does more creatine in the brain mean better thinking in older adults?
Review or Meta-AnalysisA commentary examines why modest increases in brain creatine do not establish cognitive benefit, and how variation between people and studies limits conclusions.
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Evidence date ·How sleep may move Alzheimer-related proteins through and out of the brain
Review or Meta-AnalysisA narrative review compares animal and human evidence on sleep-related brain clearance, blood biomarkers, and why lasting protection of memory remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·How daily stress and thinking may change across a year in Seoul
Clinical TrialA Seoul observational cohort pairs phone tasks, wearable data and blood samples to study stress, thinking and inflammation across a year.
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Evidence date ·How researchers will link Parkinson’s biology to brain networks
Clinical TrialA registered study will compare blood biomarkers, MRI networks, and clinical profiles in Parkinson’s, with no posted results in the supplied record.
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Evidence date ·How eating, movement, and sleep may shape brain-cell recycling
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2026 review connects diet, exercise, and sleep with cellular recycling in Alzheimer’s, while human evidence leaves the brain mechanism unresolved.
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Evidence date ·What an eight-week home breathing trial is designed to measure
Clinical TrialA 30-person randomized trial compares higher- and lower-resistance breathing training over eight weeks, with no results posted in the supplied record.
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Evidence date ·How brain energy, blood-flow support, and exercise may intersect in memory aging
Review or Meta-AnalysisA January 2026 review connects creatine, L-arginine, and exercise to hippocampal biology, but a proposed mechanism is not a proven memory gain.
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Evidence date ·A morning-to-afternoon scent routine meets an all-day blend in dementia care
Clinical TrialA Taiwan registry study compares two essential-oil routines for agitation and sleep in dementia, using an A-then-B design with no posted results.
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Evidence date ·Could changing dysfunctional brain cells protect memory as we age?
Review or Meta-AnalysisA December 2025 review compares drugs that remove senescent cells with ways to calm them, and explains what animal and early human evidence can show.
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Evidence date ·What a dasatinib-and-quercetin study can show in secondary progressive MS
Clinical TrialA planned phase 1 study will test intermittent dasatinib and quercetin in progressive MS, focusing first on feasibility and adverse effects.