US EditionExercise may boost brain insulin response and help prevent dementia
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Exercise may boost brain insulin response and help prevent dementia
A new study led by scientists at Rutgers University–New Brunswick has found that exercise might improve brain health by helping brain cells respond better to insulin. This discovery could lead to new treatments to help prevent or slow down dementia. The study was published in the journal Aging Cell, which focuses on the science of […] The post Exercise may boost brain insulin response and help prevent dementia appeared first on Knowridge Science…
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