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Embracing Joy: Tips For A Happier Life By Dr Tom MacLaren

In celebration of the International Day of Happiness, its essential to reflect on what brings joy and fulfillment into our lives. Happiness is not a destination but […]

New Groundbreaking Blood Tests To Predict The Risk Of Alzheimer’s

A recent article on the Independent explores the potential for a groundbreaking blood test that could predict the risk of developing dementia, specifically Alzheimer’s disease, up to […]

Clinical Trials Offer Hope For Early Diagnosis

In the relentless fight against Alzheimer’s, Re:Cognition Health spearheads groundbreaking clinical trials to help reshape the landscape of early-stage diagnosis and treatment. Re:Cognition Health has achieved unparalleled […]

The importance of self-esteem

February is Boost Self-Esteem Month which is dedicated to helping people build on their self-confidence and belief in themselves. “Boosting self-esteem is a gradual process that involves […]

Substance Abuse Information And Symptoms

What is Substance Abuse? Substance abuse refers to the abnormal or excessive consumption of dangerous psychoactive substances, including alcohol and drugs. Psychoactive substances, also known as psychopharmaceutical […]

Narcolepsy Information And Symptoms

What is Narcolepsy? Narcolepsy is typically categorized as a disorder of sleeping. Those who suffer from the condition experience symptoms such as daytime drowsiness and the sudden […]

Signs Of Memory Loss

Common signs of memory loss that could indicate you, a friend or a loved are experiencing memory problems Often it’s difficult to know whether or not memory […]

Agitation

Although not an illness in itself, agitation frequently goes hand in hand with a number of illnesses and mood disorders. Those suffering from it will experience high […]

TauRx Dementia study at ReCognition Health

One of our ongoing studies recently was on the news for results being seen. This video highlights the study but interviews some patients on trials at Re:Cognition […]

What do patients on studies say about the research?