A new study from Texas A&M University is giving fresh hope to researchers searching for ways to slow, or even reverse, brain aging. Scientists say an experimental nasal spray helped restore memory, reduce inflammation, and improve brain function after only two doses.
The findings are drawing attention because the treatment targets one of the biggest drivers of cognitive decline: chronic inflammation inside the brain. Researchers believe the approach could eventually open the door to future therapies for dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and age-related memory loss.
