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LATEST ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH NEWS YOU CAN USE

Expert reviewed Alzheimer’s and Dementia News

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Talking Points
Do’s and Don’ts for Conversing with a Dementia Patient By Mary Adam Thomas It’s not always easy to talk with…
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Talking to a Loved One With Alzheimer’s
Talking to a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease in the right way can improve overall well-being for caregivers as well…
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Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Gets Closer
Researchers are moving closer to developing a blood test to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. The availability of a reliable blood…
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Brain Training May Help to Ward Off Dementia
Can a computer game designed to “train the brain” help to ward off Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia? A…
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Worried About Your Memory? Alzheimer’s May Not Be to Blame
If you’re experiencing memory problems and are worried about Alzheimer’s disease, your self-awareness is a good sign and your memory…
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Brain Changes of Menopause May Promote Alzheimer’s
The hormone changes that occur in a woman’s body during menopause may affect the brain in ways that increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, a new study reports. The findings could help explain in part why women tend to get Alzheimer’s more often than men do.
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How Art Can Aid People With Alzheimer’s
Art has been used for centuries to help people express what they cannot put into words. And across the country,…
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Music Can Be a Balm for People With Alzheimer’s Disease
Music can ease the agitation and anxiety that often afflicts those with Alzheimer’s disease. Beloved melodies and favorite songs and…
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Crossword Puzzles May Help Keep the Brain Young
Doing crossword puzzles regularly may help to keep the brain up to 10 years younger late in life. And the…
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Creating Connections – Visual arts programming for people with Alzheimer’s disease flourishes
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Experimental Alzheimer’s Drug, Intepirdine, Disappoints in Study
Late-stage trials of an experimental drug called intepirdine showed disappointing results in improving memory and thinking skills in people with…
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An Eye Scan for Alzheimer’s?
Researchers are getting closer to developing an eye scan to detect Alzheimer’s disease at its earliest stages, before symptoms become…
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7 Steps for Optimal Brain Health
The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association have issued an advisory on maintaining optimal brain health throughout life. After…
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Men, Women and Alzheimer’s Risk
Are men and women who carry a common gene that increases their risk of developing Alzheimer’s equally likely to get…
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Bathing Alzheimer’s Patients – TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
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Drug to treat Alzheimer’s is Ranked Highest
Aricept Ranks Highest Among Drugs to Treat Alzheimer’s A new analysis that looked at four drugs currently approved to treat…
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Predicting Who Will Get Alzheimer’s
It’s practically impossible today to predict if older adults with memory problems will go on to develop full-blown Alzheimer’s disease.…
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Exercise Vigorously and Often to Boost Brain Health
A regular and rigorous exercise program can help to preserve memory and thinking skills in people over 50, a large…
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Personality Changes Are Not the Earliest Sign of Alzheimer’s
People with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia typically display troubling changes in behavior and personality. People may become…
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Creating Connections
Visual arts programming for people with Alzheimer’s disease flourishes By Karen Shugart Whether encouraged through the aid of professional art…
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Improving Sleep and Sundowning with Sunlight
By Margie Monin Dombrowski Sleep rejuvenates the body and mind, and is essential to maintaining overall well-being. Because Alzheimer’s negatively…
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Vitamin E and Selenium Fail to Prevent Dementia
Vitamin E and selenium, taken alone or together, did not prevent Alzheimer’s disease in healthy older men who took the…
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Patients Often Fail to Adhere to Alzheimer’s Drug Schedules
Many people with Alzheimer’s disease who start taking drugs for the condition stop taking them regularly or don’t take the…
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Fighting for Funds
Congressman Tom Cole makes Alzheimer’s research a national priority   Congressman Tom Cole (R-Okla.), an eight-term member of the U.S. House …
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