"It's the second most common cause of dementia, behind Alzheimer's disease. You don't know it's happening until you're older. But if you pulled a hundred 40-year-olds off the street and did MRI ...

It is often but not always a precursor to dementia, he added. “It’s a subtle condition ... “We expected it to be bad, but not this bad,” said Mattke, the study’s lead author. Detection rates are even ...

Alzheimer’s disease could be diagnosed from a single MRI brain scan ... As the most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease affects more than half a million people in the UK.

If your dementia is in an early stage, it may not be seen on the scan. CT (computerised tomography) and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) are the most common scans used to check for changes in the ...

He will have good and bad days and this will absolutely ... patterns consistent with Alzheimer's dementia. The report also ...

The non-invasive imaging modalities, MRI and MRS, are increasingly used both in basic and clinical research of dementia. The ongoing international efforts of the ADNI and its European counterpart have ...

He had trouble walking, he was falling down, he had bad short-term memory and ... His father had died of dementia in his early 80s. So he began to start planning for a future he would not be ...

COVID-19 has been linked to serious cognitive problems, including dementia and suicidal thinking ... but maybe [cumulatively] quite bad, ways.” Even for the lucky few who have never been ...

Every muscle of the body is twitching with anticipation that some bad outcome lies just ahead ... such as CT scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), take static pictures of the brain to ...

After a bad blow to the head ... through the images of a standard MRI or CT scan, the brain generally looks normal because there is no obvious large-scale damage. (A visible brain bleed ...

early dementia (usually preceding or co-occurring with the parkinsonian symptoms) and visual hallucinations (seeing people, small animals or objects that are not real) with their symptoms typically ...

The good news: it was the first ever dementia drug given the green light by the UK’s medicines regulator, the MHRA, that could actually slow the disease in its early stage. The bad news ...