Being 'Housebound' Linked to Alzheimer's in Elderly
But finding may be an effect, rather than a cause, of damaging brain changes, researchers sayContinue Reading
But finding may be an effect, rather than a cause, of damaging brain changes, researchers sayContinue Reading
Although progression to dementia isn’t inevitable, mild cognitive impairment now classified as Alzheimer’sContinue Reading
Finding could help improve diagnosis, treatment, researchers sayContinue Reading
Although study participants had no memory problems at first, the disease had taken a footholdContinue Reading
And evidence for its efficacy in moderate Alzheimer’s ‘meager,’ researchers sayContinue Reading
Scans showed 10% smaller volume in the hippocampus, area critical to learning and memoryContinue Reading
For people with mild cognitive impairment, imaging might yield important clues, researchers sayContinue Reading
But study found it did not serve as warning sign of impending illnessContinue Reading
Finding more than doubles number of genes believed to contribute to the memory-robbing diseaseContinue Reading
Major declines affect seniors’ ability to remain independent, researchers sayContinue Reading
Patient numbers are expected to double by mid-century, report findsContinue Reading
People who don’t register rapid losses not likely to develop the disease, study suggestsContinue Reading
Study suggests benefits for light to moderate daily drinkingContinue Reading
But study did not link atrial fibrillation to impaired thinking in patients without strokeContinue Reading
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