Memory problems

Dementia affects more than the person who has it, but also those around them. Learn the early signs of dementia to catch it as early as possible.

Scientists are closing in on a long-sought goal — a blood test to screen people for possible signs of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

If you want to increase your brain power and memory skills th new levels, then read this action-packed guide on improving your memory.

People with hyperthymesia (or highly superior autobiographical memory) are able to remember events from their lives with an incredibly high level of detail.

A software engineer makes the counterintuitive case that all of us should Google less and memorize more.

Need a brain boost? There are plenty of easy ways to battle mental fog, whether it’s by eliminating stress or filling up on the best nutrients to fuel productive thinking. “We may feel we can’t aff…

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Memory lapses can be annoying at best and terrifying at worst. If your mind veers off into worst-case-scenario territory every time you have a memory lapse—early-onset Alzheimer’s, a brain tumor—stop it right there. There are various potential reasons you might be dealing with memory issues, and most of them aren’t a huge deal at all. Here are seven reasons you might be drawing a blank.

Doctors aren’t sure why menopause affects the brain, but hormonal change is a likely culprit.

I remember visiting my mom the last 10 years of her life and frequently thinking how weird it must be to have outlived most of the people she knew. She had