
Men are considered to be on the higher side of risk of experiencing the stage of memory loss or mild cognitive impairment which occurs generally between aging and dementia, than the female gender, proved by a study which was published on 25th January at an online issue of Neurology. The findings proved to be surprising since it is women who are considered to have higher rates of dementia ailment than men, admitted author of Mayo Clinic, R.O. Roberts. The risk of MCI in women and men combined was much higher in this particular age group of elderly people. This is very disturbing that people now live longer and MCI has a larger impact on the costs of health care, if augmented efforts at prevention are not used to diminish the risk.

Mice who were programmed to enlarge prostate cancer had lesser, slower enlarging tumors in case they were allowed to consume a diet which contained walnuts, as per a research report in the present issue of a Nutrition which is a British Journal. Researchers from the Western Regional Research Centre analyzed the size of tumor in mice that were fed different diets for about 9, 18 and 24 weeks. They discovered that the mice which consumed walnuts on regular basis similar in quantity consumed by humans, gained weight. The weight gain was similar to the weight gain of mice fed on a soybean oil diet, which was formulated to match the fat levels, fatty acid profiles and nutrients of the walnut diet.

Researchers and investigators from the International Headache Society have generated novel suggestions for the conduct of preventive and acute migraine clinical trials. HIS Journal Cephalagia presents the third edition of guidelines related to Migraine Clinical trials. This Journal was published by SAGE.
According to the Migraine Trust Organization, “migraine is the most common neurological condition in the developed world. It is more prevalent than diabetes, epilepsy and asthma combined – eight million people in the UK have migraine.” The World Health Organization also reports that “among adults of all ages, migraine is one of the top 20 causes of disability expressed as years of healthy life lost to disability.”

It is very important for the individuals to be part of some gang. One might feel stressed, if left out from any group or gang. A new research which got published in Psychology Science, found that an emotion of elusion can come from anything which is as simple as an eye contact with an unknown or stranger. Psychologists have realized that individuals need to stay connected with each other to stay happy. A friendly neighbor, a church choir and a knitting circle can help and fulfill the requirement of a connection. Researchers wanted to ascertain just how small a cue can aid someone in feeling connected.

Scientists researched to have a better understanding of ways by which the brain is influenced by stress. Novel research printed by Cell Press in the issue Neuron journal, proved some ground-breaking evidences for the new method of stress adoption. This will somehow lead to a deeper understanding of why frequent and lengthened exposure to stress can affect human depression and anxiety disorders. Studies show that a good number of stressful stimuli cause the discharge of corticotrophin which releases hormones from the neurons in our brain.