Multivitamins have long been controversial. Studies exploring what, if any, benefit they provide for overall health have been mixed; some show a slight benefit in lowering the risk of cancer and other ...

Share on Pinterest A new study shows that taking a daily multivitamin could help turn back the cognitive aging clock by over three years. d3sign/Getty Images A new study reports that age-related ...

Let’s begin with the widely reported study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition on the role of a daily multivitamin in enhancing memory, specifically word recall. The research cohort in this ...

Grace Cary / Getty Images Americans spend billions of dollars on supplements each year, and roughly one in three adults report taking a multivitamin. But there is a debate about whether this helps ...

There is a large market for brain health supplements (sometimes called nootropics or smart drugs). The market is expected to reach approximately 16 billion dollars by 2030. A major reason people use ...

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I’m probably the perfect demographic, but it seems like Prevagen ads come on every time I turn on the TV. Maybe you’ve seen the commercials, too: “After taking Prevagen, I’m a lot sharper than I used ...

As your most vital organ, your brain drives everything from memory and focus to mood and learning. Certain vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats help your brain perform at its best by keeping your ...

Daily multivitamin supplements can improve memory and slow cognitive aging in older adults, according to a new study by Mass General Brigham researchers that backs previous evidence about the benefits ...

New research suggests a daily vitamin can improve cognition. But that doesn’t mean everyone should take one. By Alice Callahan and Dana G. Smith A new study reported that adults 60 and older who took ...

Americans spend billions of dollars on supplements each year, and roughly 1 in 3 adults report taking a multivitamin. But there is a debate about whether this helps promote good health. A team of ...