Could common viruses silently influence your brain health? Discover what new research reveals about herpes and dementia.

Long before chewing gum came in shiny foil wrappers with watermelon flavors and whitening promises, our ancestors were ...

EP doesn't even remember that he has a memory problem. That is something he discovers anew every moment. And since he forgets ...

The study found that people who had suffered the herpes virus had an 80 per cent increased risk of Alzheimer’s, even when other factors were taken into account.

Some vaccines may reduce the risk of dementia through a double effect in which the jabs help protect the brain through their added “adjuvant” chemicals as well as by suppressing viruses, according to ...

Two AS01-adjuvanted vaccines for different pathogens -- the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine (Arexvy) and the ...

A study published in NPJ Vaccines looks at adjuvants in vaccines and their association with a lower risk of dementia. Dr Julia Dudley, Head of Research at Alzheimer’s Research UK, said: ...

It is not clear how AS01 might help lower the risk of dementia, but Oxford University said lab studies show that the adjuvant stimulates cells of the immune system that could help protect the brain ...

New data hint at a role for the AS01 adjuvant in vaccines for herpes zoster and respiratory syncytial virus in protecting ...

Viruses are entirely dependent on their hosts to reproduce. They ransack living cells for parts and energy and hijack the host's cellular machinery to make new copies of themselves.

New research has discovered that the Herpes virus actually takes control of key RNA functionality and changes human DNA in under an hour.