Iowa Man Found Not Guilty of Sexually Abusing Wife With Alzheimer’s – New York Times


New York Times

Iowa Man Found Not Guilty of Sexually Abusing Wife With Alzheimer's
New York Times
The case ignited intense national discussion of an issue that will only gain importance as more Americans get older: whether and when people with dementia are capable of indicating if they desire intimacy. Mr. Rayhons testified that his wife, Donna
Rayhons: 'Truth finally came out' with not guilty verdictDesMoinesRegister.com
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Dementia sufferers with demanding jobs live longer – Daily Mail


Daily Mail

Dementia sufferers with demanding jobs live longer
Daily Mail
Doctors have long held that keeping your brain active – especially in later years – could be the best insurance against developing Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. The new study found that people with frontotemporal dementia – which results in …
Public Release: 22-Apr-2015 Demanding jobs may increase survival in EurekAlert (press release)

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Man with dementia, Alzheimer’s missing from Elmhurst – Chicago Sun-Times


Chicago Sun-Times

Man with dementia, Alzheimer's missing from Elmhurst
Chicago Sun-Times
Man with dementia, Alzheimer's missing from Elmhurst. Posted: 04/21/2015, 09:17pm | Sam Charles. David Ruppert | Elmhurst police photo. Police are searching for a man with Alzheimer's who went missing after he traveled from Elmhurst to Oakbrook …
Police searching for missing Elmhurst man with Alzheimer'sWLS-TV
Missing Person: David P. Ruppert, age 85, of ElmhurstPatch.com

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Virtual Dementia Tour: Understanding Dementia and Alzheimer’s – UPMatters.com


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Virtual Dementia Tour: Understanding Dementia and Alzheimer's
UPMatters.com
Right now, there are about 9,000 people with Dementia and Alzheimer's disease in the Upper Peninsula. That is above the national average. There is no cure, but advocates say the best way to help people who are affected is to try and understand what
Event demonstrates effects of Alzheimer's and dementiaUpperMichigansSource.com
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Event demonstrates effects of Alzheimer’s and dementia – UpperMichigansSource.com


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Event demonstrates effects of Alzheimer's and dementia
UpperMichigansSource.com
The event simulated various effects of Alzheimer's and dementia by having people perform usually mundane tasks with limited vision, hearing and some sensory deprivation. The event coordinator says the purpose of the tour is to help those who assist or …

Dementia 101: Alzheimer’s Might Not Be the Disease We Think It Is! – Huffington Post


The Globe and Mail

Dementia 101: Alzheimer's Might Not Be the Disease We Think It Is!
Huffington Post
In my first post in this series we looked at how the field of psychology diagnoses dementia (which they now call neurocognitive disorder). From that post we can see the markings of dementia (including Alzheimer's), while descriptive of symptoms, do not
Follow the MIND diet to stave off Alzheimer'sThe Globe and Mail
Alzheimer's breakthrough gives new hopeIndependent Online
Alzheimer's 'cured' in mice trialWorld First Travel Insurance
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Alzheimer’s ‘breakthrough’: Addenbrooke’s Hospital recruits first humans for … – Telegraph.co.uk


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Alzheimer's 'breakthrough': Addenbrooke's Hospital recruits first humans for
Telegraph.co.uk
Dr Edison said that the brains of patients with diabetes appeared to share some mechanisms with those of patients with Alzheimer's disease. Animal tests in the laboratory found that giving the diabetes drug to patients with dementia led to “a
Clinical trial into groundbreaking Alzheimer's treatment starts in CambridgeCambridge News
Diabetes drug could help Alzheimers patients if clinical trial proves a successmirror.co.uk

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A Diet Might Cut the Risk of Developing Alzheimer’s – Wall Street Journal


Wall Street Journal

A Diet Might Cut the Risk of Developing Alzheimer's
Wall Street Journal
The study is part of a small body of research investigating how nutrition can improve brain health and stave off the cognitive decline and memory impairment that comes with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Experts say there is growing …
Follow the MIND diet to stave off Alzheimer'sThe Globe and Mail
Alzheimer's breakthrough gives new hopeIndependent Online
Alzheimer's 'cured' in mice trialWorld First Travel Insurance
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Follow the MIND diet to stave off Alzheimer’s – The Globe and Mail


The Globe and Mail

Follow the MIND diet to stave off Alzheimer's
The Globe and Mail
Most of us have heard about the heart-healthy Mediterranean and blood-pressure-lowering DASH diets that may also guard against dementia. According to a study, a hybrid of these two eating plans – called the MIND diet – is associated with a
MIND diet may cut risk of developing Alzheimer's diseaseThe Australian
Alzheimer's breakthrough gives new hopeIndependent Online
Alzheimer's 'cured' in mice trialWorld First Travel Insurance
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Bruce Forsyth backs assisted dying campaign: ‘If I had Alzheimer’s or dementia … – The Independent


The Independent

Bruce Forsyth backs assisted dying campaign: 'If I had Alzheimer's or dementia
The Independent
Speaking about his first wife, Penny Calvert, who died from dementia in a care home last year, he told the MailOnline: “It's a terrible illness, awful to see and awful for everyone close to the person suffering. “It's a very difficult situation. She
Bruce Forsyth calls for change in assisted dying lawsBBC News
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