Brain Health

Insufficient sleep is prevalent among pharmacy students, and college students more generally, with studies showing that many pharmacy students in the didactic portion of the academic curriculum suffer from poor quality sleep.

Tips for pharmacy professionals on how to best counsel patients who have concerns regarding their brain health.

Further, the study showed that this blood flow can help older people with memory issues to improve cognition, which could guide future Alzheimer disease research, according to the study authors.

A recent study was able to identify the region of the brain where executive functioning takes place due to the brain of a unique patient with dys-executive syndrome.

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has caused a disruption in daily routines, including shifts in work and home life and uncertainty for the near future.

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The study contributes to a growing body of research suggesting that fitness has beneficial effects for brain health, applying magnetic resonance spectroscopy to detect and measure brain metabolites, focusing specifically on N-acetyl aspartic acid (NAA).

The researchers looked into the lifestyle habits of 6000 participants and found that individuals who consumed food rich in vitamin E had a decreased risk of a memory-robbing condition.

Nutrients should come from food, but when that is not enough, vitamin supplementation is an option.

Melatonin, an endogenous, or natural, hormone mainly produced by the pineal gland in the brain, regulates several body processes, including circadian rhythm and sleep patterns.

Nutraceuticals are commonly defined as any substance that is a food or part of a food which provides medicinal or health benefits, including the prevention and treatment of disease.

Adam Martin, PharmD and founder of The Fit Pharmacist, gives his tips for improving your sleep.

Keeping up with regular exercise is an important way of keeping your immune system healthy, even when stuck at home, according to a study conducted by the University of Bath.

Few drugs are available to address cognitive decline, but dietary changes, mental and physical activity, and social engagement can all help.

Few drugs are available to address cognitive decline, but dietary changes, mental and physical activity, and social engagement can all help.

In a profession that is constantly expanding with support staffs shrinking, job dissatisfaction becomes a real concern.

Lack of or shortened duration of this biological necessity may impair numerous bodily functions.

Melatoin is an antioxidant and stimulates growth receptors in the skin and hair.

Diet soda may not actually be a healthier alternative to beverages high in sugar.