Alzheimer's Disease

Human testing is under way or poised to start for brain cancer, multiple sclerosis, spinal injury, type 1 diabetes and "Lou Gehrig's" disease

An eye-tracking test may serve as a screen for predicting Alzheimer's

Drugs administered before symptoms appear could be key to combating the leading cause of dementia

A new test can identify the disorder's early stages. How will it help patients?

Researchers are trying to develop ways to more quickly and accurately diagnose Alzheimer’s, which might lead to better treatments and understanding in the future

Can a five-minute eye-tracking test warn of disease to come?

The evaluation is one of several prognostic tests undergoing studies

Daily drinkers have lower rates of depression and cognitive decline

The $1-trillion bill keeps agencies from acting on clean air and water and energy

Americans looked to Google for information on Ebola, the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and the actor Robin Williams’s suicide this year—all of which ranked among the hottest search terms of 2014.

It’s my great pleasure to introduce The Psychology Podcast with Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, where we give you insights into the mind, brain, behavior and creativity.

People who donate money or fundraise for a cause are often silent heroes. However, unlike many fundraising efforts, it's readily apparent who's participating in one that's currently taking the nation by its facial hair.