Nostalgia isn’t just sentimentality—it’s neuroscience wrapped in memory.According to the University of Florida’s Psychology of Nostalgia (2025), revisiting positive past experiences activates brain regions linked to reward, social bonding, and emotional regulation. For older adults, these reflections can ease loneliness, boost mood, and help preserve cognitive function. When we reminisce, we reconnect with the people,… Continue reading Benefits of Nostalgia: How Memories Strengthen Us as We Age
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Parkinson’s In Plain Language.
Overview Parkinson’s shows up differently for everyone. This quick read answers the five questions families ask first, with links you can use today. Keep it simple, repeatable, and share what you’re seeing with your care team. 1) Early signs? Tremor at rest, slowed movement, stiffness, small handwriting, and softer voice are common. Track when you… Continue reading Parkinson’s In Plain Language.
The Broader Context of Drug Repurposing
Introduction: Shifting the Paradigm in Alzheimer’s Research The landscape of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) research is undergoing a significant transformation. For decades, the focus has been on the amyloid hypothesis, with a multitude of clinical trials targeting amyloid-beta plaques, often with disappointing results. However, recent developments, including the NIA’s strategic funding of novel approaches, signal a… Continue reading The Broader Context of Drug Repurposing