Prevention
People Who Never Learned to Read Are 3 Times As Likely to Develop Dementia, Study Says
Seniors Who Spend Time With Friends Almost Every Day Have A Lower Risk Of Dementia
Drug Company Revives Failed Drug After Data Shows Higher Doses May Slow Alzheimer’s Progression
Married People Less Likely to Develop Dementia Than Divorcees, Widowers, and Those Who Never Married
Researchers Discover Odd Link Between Insulin Resistance and Decreased Risk of Alzheimer’s
Researchers Believe They’re on the Right Track to Preventing Dementia in Women with a Pill
Evidence of New Neuron Development in Old Age Opens New Avenues for Alzheimer’s Prevention
Moisturizing Your Skin Could Slash Your Risk of Dementia, Study Shows
Mouse Study Reveals Green Tea and Carrots May Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms
NUS Study Says Eating Mushrooms May Slow Cognitive Decline
Drug May Reverse Memory Loss In Old Age
Supplements that Reduce Dementia Risk
Gum Disease Raises Alzheimer’s Risk
Blood-Brain Barrier Linked to Dementia
Alzheimer’s Patient Attends University
Alzheimer’s Vaccine Shows Promise
Alzheimer’s Vaccine to Cut Cases in Half
Loneliness Increases Risk Of Dementia By 40%
Study Shows Drinking Too Little Alcohol During Middle Age Could Increase Dementia Risk
After String of Pharmaceutical Failures, New Drug Offers Hope for Treating Alzheimer’s
