Category: Alzheimer’s Disease

The Accidental Discovery That’s Curing Mice of Parkinson’s Disease

Researchers at the UC San Diego School of Medicine who thought they were examining connective tissue cell protein got quite a surprise when they alternatively

How to Respond To Loved Ones With Dementia: Alzheimer’s Accusations

It can come seemingly out of the blue: you put your loved one’s favorite tuna sandwich in front of her – light on the mayo,

Coping with Dementia During COVID-19

Loneliness. Confusion. Isolation. These feelings are getting to be commonplace for a number of us during a global pandemic pandemic. However, if you factor in the element of dementia,

Tips to Help Manage Rummaging and Dementia

Looking through bins, cupboards, and closets, pulling out assorted items from drawers, and sorting repetitively through a plethora of items could be frustrating for anyone

LATE: How This Disease Mimics Alzheimer’s In Seniors

A senior who exhibits loss of memory, confusion, poor judgment, repetition, and difficulty with carrying out day to day activities has the telltale signs of Alzheimer’s

How Journaling for Dementia Caregivers Can Help

Being a caregiver for a senior with dementia is a fluid, ever-evolving undertaking. One day can be calm and peaceful, with your loved one enjoying

5 Steps to a Calmer, Dementia Friendly Environment

Agitation is one of the more challenging results of dementia, and may be incredibly hard for family members to handle. The important thing is in

Vision and Dementia: Visual Misperception Stress and How to Help

The complicated steps needed to enable us to see are mind-boggling. In the blink of an eye, our brains can easily take transmitted details on

Try This Simple – But Effective – Dementia Care Technique

Caring for a loved one with dementia is obviously nothing to laugh about. Yet scientific studies are increasingly pointing to the advantages of humor, and incorporating it into

Research Shows Aducanumab as an Alzheimer’s Treatment Is Proving Effective After All

After 16 long years without any truly viable treatment options for Alzheimer’s, there is some optimism on the horizon in a stunning reversal on the

Category: Alzheimer’s Disease

The Accidental Discovery That’s Curing Mice of Parkinson’s Disease

How to Respond To Loved Ones With Dementia: Alzheimer’s Accusations

Coping with Dementia During COVID-19

Tips to Help Manage Rummaging and Dementia

LATE: How This Disease Mimics Alzheimer’s In Seniors

How Journaling for Dementia Caregivers Can Help

5 Steps to a Calmer, Dementia Friendly Environment

Vision and Dementia: Visual Misperception Stress and How to Help

Try This Simple – But Effective – Dementia Care Technique

Research Shows Aducanumab as an Alzheimer’s Treatment Is Proving Effective After All

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