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- What to Plan for when a Loved One Has Alzheimer'sWhen a loved one has Alzheimer's there are often many things we need to do to plan for the care of our loved one.
- The Stages of Alzheimer’sMillions of Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s. Here are the typical stages of the disease as it progresses.
November is Alzheimer's Awareness MonthAlzheimer's: What is It?- The Indignity of Alzheimer's DiseaseAlzheimer's disease robs its victims of memory, personality and dignity. Since there are no survivors, activism towards a cure is minimal, only adding to the indignation.
Diet and Alzheimer'sAn individual's diet really can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's Disease.- September is World Alzheimer's MonthA salute to World Alzheimer's Month---and to looking for a cure.
Pat Robertson's Alzheimer's Divorce Advice Sickens Many, as it ShouldHow do folks feel about Pat Robertson’s controversial comments on divorce and dementia? Is it wrong for a spouse to divorce a husband or wife with Alzheimer's? Believers of every stripe weigh in on the weighty issue here.- Fall Brings New Tests for Early Alzheimer's DiagnosisThese new tests are promising because they help physicians diagnose Alzheimer's at an earlier stage.
- 7 Tips for Possible Protection Against Developing Alzheimer'sDo you worry about developing Alzheimer's? If yes, incoroporating these 7 healthy tips into your daily life may provide a degree of prevention against developing this devestating disease.
Walk to End Alzheimer's, 2011You can help bring an end to this horrible disease by joining an Alzheimer's 2011 walk in your city. No matter where you are, you can click on a link to join a team or donate to research.
Eat Lots of Sodium? This May Increase Your Risk for Alzheimer'sResearchers found that having more than a teaspoon worth of salt on a daily basis can increase the risk for dullness and Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's Not Playing Favorites: Pat Summitt DiagnosedPat Summitt, coach of the University of Tennessee Lady Vols, was diagnosed with early onset dementia, a form of Alzheimer's disease. The disease is devastating for not only the patient, but those who surround the sufferer as well.- IB Middle Years Programme- Personal Project- Alzheimer's DiseaseThis is a project I completed for Schule Schloss Salem in the year 2011 on the topic of Alzheimer's Disease
- Alzheimer's and the Future of Health CareThe Alzheimer's Disease is one of the most serious challenges the world population faces as the life expectancy increases. The good thing is: a great part of its solution is in our hands.
- The 9 Brain-Fitness Foods that Protect Against Alzheimers DiseaseResearch published in the journal 'Archives of Neurology' indicates that certain highly nutritious foods protect the brain and reduce the chance of developing Alzheimer's disease.
- What You Need to Know About Alzheimer's DiseaseAlzheimer's is a scary disease, and early detection is crucial. You can also reduce your risk of developing the disease through several lifestyle changes. Here is more about what you need to know about Alzheimer's disease.
Help Prevent Alzheimer's with These Six Easy TipsThese six easy tips can help prevent the onset of Alzheimer's and keep you mentally sharp travel through the sunset years.- Alzheimer's Disease: Natural Prevention is the KeyAlzheimer's disease is among the most feared conditions in modern society, but natural prevention may be able to beat this disease once and for all.
- Preventing Alzheimer's Disease: The Seven Lifestyle Factors that Can Stop You Developing Alzheimer'sMental and physical exercise are the 2 most crucial factors. See the other 5 here.
- Testing for Alzheimer'sWhat is involved in testing for Alzheimer's disease?
- Does Coffee Help Keep Alzheimers Away?A brief summary on how coffee might keep Alzheimers away.
- Alzheimer's? Mom's Too YoungYou're never too young to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Memory loss can start at young ages. Mini strokes can lead to memory loss/dimentia.
Glen Campbell, Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Plans Farewell TourSuperstar musician/singer Glen Campbell 75, ill with Alzheimer's Disease, plans a farewell tour this fall.
Migraines & Alzheimers: Do Headaches Increase Dementia Risk?Migraine headache sufferers may be fearful that this condition raises Alzheimer's disease risk, because migraine headaches are associated with a higher incidence of small lesions within the brain that are picked up by MRI.- Alzheimer's Isn't the Only Dementia Problem Seniors FacePrimary Progressive Aphasia is a disease in the elderly that slowly disables language over time.
Early Alzheimer's Diagnosis with Simple Blood Test on HorizonNew research in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease hails the possibility of a simple blood test that can make this possible.- Obesity in Middle Age Increases the Risk of Alzheimer'sRecent studies are showing that being overweight in middle age dramatically increases the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's later in life. Researchers warn that the U.S. is set for a dementia explosion in 20 years.
- Matching Card Game May Help Association and Memory in Dementia or Alzheimer'sPeople with Dementia or Alzheimer's may benefit from playing a matching card game.
- Lithium May Be Used to Delay Alzheimer'sCurrent research on Alzheimer's disease is showing that lithium may be used in preventing its onset when symptoms are detected early.
Vitamin D, Alzheimers, Exercise and MeVitamin D, Alzheimers, Exercise and Me. I have this apparent need for milk. Then I found it is regarded as a protection against what may cause Alzheimers. Ditto exercise.- Helping Your Loved One with AlzheimerAs people get older, sometimes it's hard to remember, but with someone with Alzheimer's, here are some things to make it easier.
- Larry King's Alzheimer's SpecialA discussion of the CNN Larry King special "Unthinkable: The Alzheimer's Epidemic."
Newest Alzheimer Guidelines Since 1984 May Help in PreventionNew Alzheimer's Guidlines have been released, and they are the newest set since 1984. Included are 3 clearly defined stages. The aim is to help in diagnosing people earlier, allowing them to get earlier treatment.
Detect Alzheimer's One Decade in AdvanceAlzheimer's disease is a condition that affects more than 5 million Americans. The latest discovery in MRI brain scans might one day allow early detection and early treatment of this disease.
Is Alzheimer's Really Diabetes of the Brain?After hearing Dr. Oz define Alzheimer's disease as a form of diabetes of the brain, I decided to change my diet. Why I feel better about the disease that is common in my family.- Dr. Oz - "Alzheimer's"Breakthrough medical research linking Alzheimer's disease directly to the foods we eat was presented on the Dr. Oz show. Diets may influence risks for Alzheimer's more than genetic factors.
- Is There a Link Between Alzheimer's and Aluminum?Researchers from Keele University are examining the connection between Alzheimer 's disease and aluminum.
- Alzheimers CaregivingMy wife and I were caregivers for her mother, Carol, who was first diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age 85. We learned that Carol had Alzheimer's for over 2 years quite by accident.
- Alzheimer's Research Suggests New Tests Could Improve Memory Up to 33 PercentResearchers at University of Montreal have released a new Alzheimer's research study that shows 33 percent improvements in memory functions of Alzheimer's patients with mild cognitive impairment.
- When Alzheimer's Isn't Alzheimer'sAlzheimer's disease symptoms sometimes resemble the symptoms of hearing loss. If you think you may be experiencing hearing loss, look for the most affordable hearing aid options.
