The Brain That Defied Alzheimer’s
By
Simon Spichak, MSc
| September 19th, 2022
Her brain had all the signs of Alzheimer’s. She never got it. What can she teach us? Scientists examine the curious case of a…
In Care Facilities, an ‘Invisible Workforce’ of Unpaid Caregivers
By
Nicholas Chan
| February 2nd, 2022
A high percentage of care homes’ residents in need receive basic care from family or unpaid caregivers, a new study finds. With the ongoing…
A Leading Dementia Researcher on the Power of Reminiscing
By
Dr. Eric B. Larson, Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute
| November 27th, 2020
Dr. Eric B. Larson, a senior investigator at Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute, discusses how meaningful the act of reminiscence can be for older…