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Scrambled Brain Signals Point to Alzheimer’s Defects
October 25, 2004
Studies in mice shed new light on underlying causes of memory loss.
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To Cut Your Alzheimer’s Risk, Try Walking
September 21, 2004
Even a modest walk a few times a week may help to keep the brain young.
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PET Brain Scans Now Covered by Medicare
September 17, 2004
The government will now pay for the costly brain scans to help diagnose Alzheimer's.
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Scientists Identify a Possible Early Marker for Memory Decline
September 13, 2004
High levels of homocysteine may be a risk factor for Alzheimer's.
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Drug May Delay Alzheimer’s Onset
July 19, 2004
Aricept may benefit those with mild cognitive impairment.
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Blood Pressure Drop May Herald Alzheimer’s
July 2, 2004
A large drop in blood pressure may signal dementia in seniors.
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The Latest on Hormone Therapy and Alzheimer’s
June 22, 2004
Hormone replacement does not appear to protect the brains of older women.
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Alzheimer’s Brain Scans to be Covered by Medicare
June 17, 2004
Medicare will cover PET scans for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's.
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Alzheimer’s May Preserve Certain Memory Skills
June 10, 2004
Understanding unique features of the illness could help ease the burden of care.
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In Alzheimer’s, Nature and Nurture Play Dueling Roles
December 21, 2003
Lifestyle and environmental factors may play an important role in keeping the memory intact.
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Strokes May Increase Alzheimer’s Risk
December 15, 2003
Having a stroke may up your risk for dementia, especially if you also have heart disease.
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MRI Scans Show Promise for Early Detection of Memory Loss
November 25, 2003
Brain imaging offers early clues to a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
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Menopause Does Not Equal Memory Loss
September 23, 2003
Despite popular belief, the change of life does not mean an inevitable decline in memory skills. Despite popular belief, the change of life does not mean an inevitable decline in memory skills.
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A Lab Test for Alzheimer’s
September 20, 2003
The search continues to diagnose Alzheimer's at an earlier--and potentially more treatable--stage.
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Should You Be Screened for Alzheimer’s?
June 13, 2003
New guidelines highlight the plusses and minuses of testing for dementia.
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Living to 100, Clearheaded and Alert:
April 28, 2003
For many, living to a very old age doesn't mean an inevitable loss of independence and mental decline.
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Fountain of Youth Supplement Shows No Initial Benefits for Alzheimer’s
April 8, 2003
The popular anti-aging hormone DHEA did not boost memory in people with Alzheimer's disease, a small preliminary study showed.
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