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Study: Nasal spray may boost memory and cognition

Texas A&M research suggests a nasal spray can reduce brain inflammation and improve cognitive function.
WHO: Dr. Ashok Shetty and researchers at Texas A&M University
WHAT: Research found a nasal spray may improve memory and cognitive function by reducing brain neuroinflammation.
WHEN: May 21, 2026 at 9:23 AM ET
WHERE: Texas A&M University, Texas
WHY: Aging is associated with neuroinflammation that can interfere with cognitive function; the spray reduced brain inflammation in initial tests.

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