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Evidence-Based Guidance
Why memory and focus shift in midlife — and what the research says about getting your sharpness back.
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This pillar gathers the most current, evidence-based research and expert voices on brain health. Every claim is sourced from peer-reviewed medical literature or board-certified clinicians.
Use the topic cards below as a starting map. Each links to deeper explainers, expert interviews, and curated research updates. The Latest News section is refreshed weekly.
Brain Fog Explained
Memory Changes
Alzheimer's Risk & Prevention
Estrogen Receptors in the Brain
Sleep & Cognition
Exercise for Brain Health
Nutrition & Brain
Stress & Neuroplasticity
Dr. Lisa Mosconi
PhD, Neuroscientist · Weill Cornell
Dr. Roberta Diaz Brinton
PhD, Neuroscience · Univ. of Arizona
2/3
of Alzheimer's cases are women (Alzheimer's Association)
20%
drop in brain glucose metabolism in perimenopause (Mosconi 2021)