Category: Aging

PSP study

A Study to Stop Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

 Rosalba Mancuso  2 November 2026

Imagine yourself bedridden and unable to move your body. You can barely open your eyes. You can’t speak, eat, or swallow, and your cognitive capabilities fade. This is often the…

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Neurogenesis

Can Coenzyme PQQ Stimulate Neurogenesis in Neurodegenerative Diseases?

 Rosalba Mancuso  7 August 2026

Neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s are characterized by the progressive loss of neurons in specific brain regions. So far, standard treatment has focused on controlling symptoms, without addressing the…

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vortioxetine

Can Vortioxetine Improve Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson’s?

 Rosalba Mancuso  31 July 2026

Parkinson’s disease is often associated with non-motor symptoms. These usually coincide with depression, anxiety and apathy, which can worsen the motor symptoms that typically accompany this neurological disorder. But a…

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early onset cancer

The Rising “Biological Age” of Younger Generations May Link to Early-Onset Cancer

 Editorial Team  10 July 2026

The standard medical narrative around cancer once seemed simple: it was primarily a disease of older age. However, a shifting global trend has disrupted this paradigm. Over the past three…

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reversible dementia

Is Dementia Reversible? A Case Report

 Editorial Team  26 June 2026

When a 61-year-old woman from Cape Verde began wandering the streets barefoot, talking to invisible visitors, and neglecting her home, her family watched in despair. For five long years, her…

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