U.S. Wants to Buttress Alzheimer's Arsenal by 2025
2012-01-17
Left unchecked, the number of Alzheimer’s patients could triple by 2050, experts sayContinue Reading
Heavier Ex-NFL Players May Be Prone to Brain Decline
2012-01-17
But experts say the new study findings may not include all contributing factorsContinue Reading
Dementia May Lead to Avoidable Hospitalizations
2012-01-10
Two-thirds of admissions in these patients are for preventable illnesses, study findsContinue Reading
Alzheimer's Med Seems Ineffective in Those With Down Syndrome
2012-01-10
Patients taking memantine had more serious adverse events than those given placeboContinue Reading
Exercise May Help Those at Higher Risk for Alzheimer's: Study
2012-01-09
Sedentary people with gene variation had more brain changesContinue Reading
Insulin-Linked Hormone May Also Raise Alzheimer's Risk
2012-01-03
In surprise finding, women who had higher levels of adiponectin were more likely to develop dementiaContinue Reading
Changes in Cerebrospinal Fluid May Signal Early Alzheimer's
2012-01-03
Study found they preceded actual development of disease by 5 to 10 yearsContinue Reading
Health Tip: Dealing With Alzheimer's
2011-12-30
Suggestions to help protect physical healthContinue Reading
Vitamins, Omega-3s May Keep Brain From Shrinking: Study
2011-12-28
Healthy seniors with higher levels of certain nutrients did better on thinking tests, researchers sayContinue Reading
Know the Signs of Alzheimer's
2011-12-28
Early diagnosis benefits patients and their families, experts sayContinue Reading
Chorus Gives Voice to Those With Alzheimer's
2011-12-22
In New York City, people with dementia and their caregivers come together in songContinue Reading
Thinner Brains Could Signal Alzheimer's, Study Suggests
2011-12-21
But medical value of screening isn’t obvious yetContinue Reading
'Body Clock' Might Affect Women's Dementia Risk
2011-12-13
Timing of daily physical activity was also linked to odds for mental decline, study foundContinue Reading
Risk for Dementia Rises When Diabetes, Depression Meet: Study
2011-12-05
The good news is that lifestyle changes may lower your risk for all three conditions, experts sayContinue Reading