brain health

Experts share a few surprisingly basic tips to protect your memory and keep your mind sharp — even through menopause and aging.

 The CBS News correspondent opened up about her partnership with Kisunla, an FDA-approved medication, to mark World Alzheimer's Awareness Month.

Your DNA isn't destiny — but there are some ways to reduce your stroke risk.

Up to 60% of women may experience cognitive problems during the menopause transition. So when does ordinary brain fog cross the line into something more concerning?

Women taking estrogen alone had a markedly lower risk of dementia, according to new research.

Scientists discovered that the brain changes cell types as it ages.

Hormones, stress, sleep and even the weather can set off a migraine.

A new survey shows 25% of midlife women notice cognitive changes, yet early detection conversations remain rare.

 It might not be because of sitting, either.

“If we can attack the disease before those symptoms start, we're doing a major service to the patient and to society.”