Women Bear Greatest Burden of Alzheimer's
Survey finds they’re more likely than men to have Alzheimer’s or take care of someone with the diseaseContinue Reading
Survey finds they’re more likely than men to have Alzheimer’s or take care of someone with the diseaseContinue Reading
Seniors whose brain scans indicated preclinical disease twice as likely to fall, study findsContinue Reading
New radioactive tracers for imaging could make technique more widely availableContinue Reading
Here are suggestions on how to respondContinue Reading
Researchers may be able to predict which people with fuzzy thinking will develop the brain disorderContinue Reading
Discovery might someday benefit patients with brain injuries, researchers sayContinue Reading
Low-fat, low-glycemic eating plan improved ‘biomarkers’ of the disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
But detection remains questionable, expert says, while treatment is still elusiveContinue Reading
Long-term aerobic activity helps preserve white matter needed for key brain functions, study findsContinue Reading
But one expert added that everyday forgetfulness isn’t necessarily a sign that Alzheimer’s is nearContinue Reading
Though not conclusive, study found lower levels of gene activity connected to dementia after gastric bypassContinue Reading
Scans indicate even young adults who have the gene have some white-matter deteriorationContinue Reading
Of those with no memory problems, more than half are misdiagnosedContinue Reading
Study finds those caring for spouse with dementia often struggle with attention span and memoryContinue Reading
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