The Alzheimer’s gene ApoE4 appears to affect the brain and cognition function in childhood, which is much earlier than anyone suspected, according to new…
By all accounts the woman, in her late 60s, appeared to have severe dementia. She was largely incoherent. Her short-term memory was terrible. She…
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Journalist and “On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’s” author Greg O’Brien talks about his early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis and advice he’d offer others who have received a similar diagnosis.
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Curcumin gives curry its golden-yellow color and is used to dye cosmetics and clothing, but does it also belong in your daily supplement line-up?…
During a scone-making class, she also had memories of when she used to bake. I feel joy in knowing she connected to her younger self through these activities.
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His signs of MCI began three years before, when he could no longer balance his checkbook, or do our family’s taxes.
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He wasn’t able to feed himself in the end, but he still continues to nourish the people of Kerala.
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I also learned how I could use humor during difficult situations. Caregivers should not take insults personally; sometimes, those with Alzheimer’s may insult the people who are closest to them.
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