Newsmax | 5 Important Alzheimer's Advances to Watch for in 2016 Newsmax In addition to the physical and emotional toll on both patients and their families, Alzheimer's is also a costly disease. According to the Alzheimer's Association, Medicare spending for patients with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia is three ... Fighting Dementia |
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Diet and Risk of Dementia from Alzheimer’s Disease – Bangor Daily News
Bangor Daily News | Diet and Risk of Dementia from Alzheimer's Disease Bangor Daily News Numerous studies have shown that people who consume foods that make up a “Mediterranean diet” had reduced risk of memory impairment or dementia from Alzheimer's disease. (Singh B et al. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease 2014; January 1:39:2:271-82) ... Alzheimer's Studies: Natural Treatments Are Shown To Be Effective Alzheimer's diagnosis projected to increase 50 percent in Utah by 2025 Erna Colborn: A huge step forward in fight against Alzheimer's |
Vascular Dementia is Not Alzheimer’s Disease – eMaxHealth
Port Huron Times Herald | Vascular Dementia is Not Alzheimer's Disease eMaxHealth Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia, and there's so much discussion about it that it's easy to overlook the second most common one—vascular dementia. A recent report in Diabetes Care brought to light the importance of understanding ... Alzheimer's group offers workshop Jan. 8 New grant funds initiative to aid people who care for Alzheimer's patients Alzheimer's caregiver 'collaborative' announced |
Lack Of Deep Sleep May Set The Stage For Alzheimer’s – NPR
Lack Of Deep Sleep May Set The Stage For Alzheimer's NPR There's growing evidence that a lack of sleep can leave the brain vulnerable to Alzheimer's disease. "Changes in sleep habits may actually be setting the stage" for dementia, says Jeffrey Iliff, a brain scientist at Oregon Health & Science University ... |