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
Non-Fried Fish Might Help Ward Off Alzheimer's: Study
2011-11-30
Older fish eaters have larger brain volume, less risk for the disease, study findsContinue Reading
Could Weight Loss Be Early Sign of Alzheimer's?
2011-11-21
If confirmed, findings eventually could help in diagnosing conditionContinue Reading
Some People With Alzheimer's Take Conflicting Drugs
2011-10-28
Common medications might block action of dementia drugs like AriceptContinue Reading
New Alzheimer's Drug Shows Early Promise
2011-10-10
Small trial found it lowered levels of brain-clogging plaque, but unclear if that will slow diseaseContinue Reading
Gauging General Health as 'Poor' May Point to Dementia Risk
2011-10-05
Study suggests it might be a predictor, but one expert says more research is neededContinue Reading
Laughter Might Be Good Medicine for Alzheimer's Patients
2011-09-30
Humor therapy eased agitation as much as drugs, without the side effects, in Australian studyContinue Reading
Small Study Links Surgery and Anesthesia With Alzheimer's
2011-09-30
Post-op changes in cerebral spinal fluid may indicate progression of brain disease, experts sayContinue Reading
Abnormal Protein May Explain Loss of Smell With Alzheimer's
2011-09-29
The protein kills nerve cells in the nose, animal study findsContinue Reading
End-Stage Alzheimer's Patients Often Hospitalized Unnecessarily
2011-09-28
About 20 percent face potentially avoidable, ‘burdensome transitions’ at end of life, study findsContinue Reading