It’s like trying to fix a burnt-out lightbulb by doing jumping jacks or meditating in a quiet room. Despite hopes that exercise and mindfulness training might improve brain function in older adults, a large study has shown otherwise. Just as exercise benefits the body by lowering cardiac risk and improving mood, many thought it could […]
Imagine your brain as a finely-tuned clock, keeping your body on schedule. But what happens when that clock goes haywire? A group of researchers wanted to find out, so they decided to study the effects of chronic jet lag-like conditions on mice’s brains. They discovered that these conditions, similar to those experienced by people who […]
Just like crossing a treacherous path with hidden rocks and fallen branches requires careful footwork, older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) must navigate obstacles in their daily lives. In this study, researchers examined the kinematic strategies used by adults with MCI when crossing obstacles. By analyzing the movements of their pelvis, legs, and toes, […]
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