“How Can I Prevent Alzheimer’s?” Here’s What the Science Says
Every year, more than 900,000 Americans are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia. Only five percent of these cases are a result of a genetic form…
Every year, more than 900,000 Americans are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia. Only five percent of these cases are a result of a genetic form…
Anna Karenina begins with the famous line: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” The principle holds…
Studying the link between diets and brain health, or diet and dementia risk, is notoriously tricky. So far, there’s no definitive evidence that these…
Is a diet of cookies, chips and fast food bad for your brain? University of Florida neurobiologist Sara N. Burke discusses the research on…
As caregiving expert Teepa Snow is well-aware, better understanding dementia and supporting loved ones living with the disease is crucial. However, caregiving also comes…
Following an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, college president and author Rebecca Chopp embarked on a new journey — one of advocacy and art. When author and…
Answering your FAQs about the new Alzheimer’s drug, LEQEMBI™ By now you may have read the news of the recent FDA approval of a…