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Jogging the Memory with Fun Fitness Ideas

July 28, 2011

By Michelle Porter Tiernan Dancing, gardening and playing games can be good exercise for any age. For people with Alzheimer’s…

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Vital Research Continues as Alzheimer’s Burden Grows

April 8, 2010

Will you get Alzheimer's in old age? If you live past age 85, chances are better than one in three that you will...

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Knowing Your Risk for Alzheimer’s

December 23, 2009

Would you want to know your risk for Alzheimer's disease? New genetic tests make it possible to learn if you carry a gene that make you susceptible to developing severe memory loss and problems with thinking in old age.

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The Physical Toll of Alzheimer’s Disease

December 7, 2009

Alzheimer's remains a leading cause of death, yet many consider it a disease of mind and memory. But there are physical tolls on the body of Alzheimer's...

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Reversing Memory Loss

August 30, 2007

A new study gives insights into the way the brain and memories work, raising the possibility that it may one day be possible to develop a drug to recover lost memories. The findings could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer's.

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Broad Range of Psychosis Fighters Pose Risks in Seniors with Alzheimer’s

December 29, 2005

Many popular medications to ease agitation carry potentially serious risks.

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Vitamins, Drugs Of Limited Benefit for Mild Cognitive Impairment

April 19, 2005

Vitamin E and Aricept had modest or no benefits for memory.

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