Brain

London, June 4: Eating Indian curry meal regularly can help prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease or dementia, an Indian-born researcher has told a meeting of British psychiatrists.

Carolina, June 4: The peppery Indian curry does much more than satiating your taste buds! According to a U.S based researcher of Indian origin, the spicy curry, if taken once or twice a week, could help put a stop to the onset of the deadly Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

Sydney, June 3: Nerve cells in the brain produce an anti-inflammatory molecule that allows the brain to repair itself, according to a new study.

Beijing, June 1: Clinical Data Inc. claimed that its antidepressant, Vilazodone, being experimented to treat major depressive disorder (MDD), met the main goal in a second late-stage study.

Washington, June 2: A drug that can potentially prevent epilepsy caused by a genetic condition may also help halt epilepsy caused by brain injury, according to a new study.

Sydney June 1 : Drinking a cup of green tea once a week can significantly cut down the risk of stroke, says a new study.

Los Angeles, May 26: Women run the risk of memory loss shortly before entering menopause, results of a latest study confirm. But fortunately the impairment is only temporary, researchers assure.

London, May 24: The government is doing a lot in the field of Dementia and Alzheimer’s research, but that is not enough, asserts the Alzheimer's Research Trust.

Quebec City, May 19: According to a new research, a psychological treatment called cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with or without medication improves a person’s ability to fall asleep.

Chicago, May 19: Cancer patients are more susceptible to depression. Mental trauma of diagnosis and side effects of chemotherapy treatment are known to fuel negative thoughts. But apart from these, biochemical secretions from the tumors themselves can also impair the chemical make-up of the brain, thus triggering depression, a new study suggests.