About Alzheimer’s
People Who Never Learned to Read Are 3 Times As Likely to Develop Dementia, Study Says
Photographer Captures “Doggies for Dementia” Collection to Spread Awareness for the Disease
Study Says Exercise Before Meals Improves Dementia Patients’ Nutrition, Social Skills, Independence
Drug Company Revives Failed Drug After Data Shows Higher Doses May Slow Alzheimer’s Progression
In a World Where 1 in 3 Seniors Develops Alzheimer’s, This Research Program Aims to End the Epidemic
Study Shows Walking Gait Could Help Differentiate Between Types of Dementia
Grandfather With Alzheimer’s Develops Cutest Friendship With 4-Yr-Old Boy.
Study Shows This “Hunger Hormone” May Affect Alzheimer’s Risk
Excessive Napping During The Day Could Be An Early Sign Of Alzheimer’s, Study Shows
Married People Less Likely to Develop Dementia Than Divorcees, Widowers, and Those Who Never Married
Carriers of This Gene Are Less Able to Recall Recently Learned Information, More Prone to Dementia
Study Shows Dementia Symptoms Are Likely to Be Worse in the Winter, Better in the Summer
Researchers Discover Odd Link Between Insulin Resistance and Decreased Risk of Alzheimer’s
5 Reasons to Speak Up When You Think Someone You Love May Have Alzheimer’s
The 12 Early Warning Signs Of Dementia Every Woman Should Know
New One-Second Eye Test Can Detect Alzheimer’s by Looking at Plaque Buildup in the Retina
Fake Bus Stop at Hospital Helps Calm Dementia Patients Who Want to Go Home
Frontotemporal Dementia: The Deadly Disease That Strikes People Under 60 And Can Change Their Entire Personality
Researchers Discover a New Type of Dementia That Has Been Routinely Misdiagnosed as Alzheimer’s
Researchers Believe They’re on the Right Track to Preventing Dementia in Women with a Pill
