Marquette doctoral student Karen Wurzel receives international recognition for her award-winning presentation on using artificial intelligence and sleep data to predict cognitive decline.

People with Parkinson’s disease who were more physically active showed slower declines in memory, thinking and movement in a study lasting up to seven years.

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An exploratory ecological study of ten world-class professional League of Legends and Valorant players found that HIIT and ...

In recent years, this practice has been regarded as a way for older adults and people with dementia to pass the time ...

Pregnant women who took the nutritional supplement found in several common foods saw an 8-Point IQ jump in kids by age 4.

Most leaders read business books. Research suggests fiction builds the leadership skills that give edge, from big-picture ...

Do you ever play cards with your child thinking, "It's just a simple game"?In fact, the card game "Concentration" (Memory ...

A child loses a game and starts to cry."That's unfair!" "That was terrible!"They cannot admit that they lost and end up ...

A new study demonstrates that embedding short, asynchronous mindfulness practices into Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) ...

It is tough to watch a dog deal with issues associated with aging. A senior dog that gets lost at home or starts showing more anxiety may be exhibiting signs of dementia. But by the time these signs ...

A new international study explored how social engagement relates to cognitive health as we age. The researchers found that ...