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„Significant changes to the nervous system“

29.05.2024
In a systematic review, researchers from Spain conclude: glyphosate residues in
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Glyphosate – a highly controversial pesticide

29.05.2024
Glyphosate is considered a highly controversial pesticide that may be carcinogenic.
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Valuable Learning App for Oral Hygiene

10.05.2024
People with cognitive impairments or dementia find it increasingly difficult to maintain their oral hygiene.
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Longer life thanks to social support

26.04.2024
Feeling cared for and appreciated makes most people feel good. But especially the
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Laxatives may increase dementia risk

26.04.2024
Most laxatives are available over-the-counter, and their use is widespread. However, researchers
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When people with dementia self-harm

26.04.2024
When and to what extent do people with dementia harm themselves? In order to gain insights into this
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To be proficient in a second language

26.04.2024
Those who speak two languages throughout their lives can protect themselves from cognitive decline in this way.
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Long journeys to dementia diagnosis – study examines accessibility of memory clinics in Bavaria

23.04.2024
Memory clinics are of central importance for the early diagnosis of dementia. These highly specialized
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Web-based brain training shows no benefit

19.04.2024
Web-based cognitive trainings and cognitive stimulations are intended to help improve the memory performance of patients
Science & Research

Spatial Accessibility of Memory Clinics – A Geographical Analysis within the Framework of digiDEM Bavaria

06.04.2024
Memory clinics (MC) can significantly contribute to qualified dementia diagnostics. Due to the accessibility
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Digital offerings in dementia care strengthen well-being

05.04.2024
Online psychological counseling, video self-help groups, an internet guide for dementia, or knowledge resources such as the digiDEM Bavaria knowledge test
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When grief makes you sick

26.03.2024
Grief is painful, but it is an important processing step when a loved one
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