Laughter May Truly Be the Best Medicine for Dementia
Caring for someone you love with dementia is certainly nothing to laugh about. Nonetheless, studies are frequently pointing towards the advantages of humor, and incorporating
Researchers Are Taking a Second Look at This Promising Alzheimer’s Treatment
After sixteen long years with no truly viable treatment plans for Alzheimer’s, there’s some optimism on the horizon, in a stunning reversal regarding the formerly-rejected
Research Now Links These Common Prescriptions with Increased Dementia Risk
They are currently known to cause quite a few short-term negative effects, such as memory issues and confusion, but new research links several of the
How to Have a Good Visit with Your Loved One Experiencing Alzheimer’s Disease
It may be a bit intimidating to understand what to mention and just how to act when spending some time with a family member with
Alzheimer’s Study May Show Link Between Dementia and Insomnia
It is a common problem for many older adults – falling and staying asleep for a full night’s rest. Apart from feeling somewhat foggy the
Help for Caregivers: Managing Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s
As the saying goes, there’s no place like home; but what do you do when someone you love and care for insists on going home
A Cancer, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Treatment All in One Drug?
Is it possible that there is one single medication that has already been developed that can be a treatment for not only leukemia, but Parkinson’s
What All Alzheimer’s Caregivers Need to Know
If only there was a handbook for Alzheimer’s caregivers, rather than the trial-and-error-and-trial-again method so many of us are faced with. The various stages of
Promising Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease Enters Final Phase of Testing
In the hunt for an effective treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, we’re always excited to share the latest developments, but never has research appeared quite as
Connecting with Alzheimer’s Patients Through Art and Storytelling
Alzheimer’s disease and dementia steal so much from those they impact, and it can be a challenge, even for those in the medical field, to