What Is the Difference Between Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus and Alzheimer's?Normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) and Alzheimer's disease are both conditions that cause dementia. Dementia is a general term for a decline in...reactions1comment
Falls: An Early Warning Sign of DementiaDementia is a group of symptoms that mark the decline of the brain. These symptoms can interfere with a person's ability to...reactions2comments
Alzheimer's Caregiving: Managing Dementia-Related PainIf you are a caregiver for a person with Alzheimer's disease, you know they sometimes have pain. You may think it is...reactionscomments
Is AI the Future of Alzheimer's Diagnostics?Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are becoming part of healthcare decisions. AI-based algorithms can help diagnose and treat many medical conditions. They work...reactions1comment
Getting Paid to Care for a Loved One With Alzheimer’sAbout 80 percent of people who have Alzheimer’s disease are cared for in their home by their own family members. Caring for...reactionscomments
Hypersexuality in DementiaMany behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia can be hard to manage. These symptoms can cause a decline in the quality of...reactionscomments
Preventing Dehydration in Loved Ones With Alzheimer's DiseaseIf you are a caregiver of someone with Alzheimer's disease, you want to provide the best care possible for your loved one...reactions3comments
The Different Types of Dementia: A Deep DiveDementia is a condition that is common among older adults. This condition involves the loss of cognitive function. That means it is...reactionscomments
Unpacking Ferroptosis: What Does a Build-up of Iron Do to the Brain?New research has discovered a new biological process involved in Alzheimer's disease. This process is called ferroptosis. This may open up new...reactionscomments
Prosopagnosia (Facial Blindness) and Alzheimer’s DiseaseDid you ever wonder why your loved one or patient with Alzheimer's disease has difficulty recognizing their loved ones? Or why they...reactions3comments
The St. Louis University Mental Status (SLUMS) ExamMedical advances mean adults are living longer than before. In an aging population, dementia is more prevalent. And more people with dementia...reactionscomments
Senescent Cells and Alzheimer's DiseaseAging is the main risk factor for Alzheimer's disease (AD). We do not yet know why aging makes people more vulnerable to...reactionscomments
Why Are People With Alzheimer's Resistant to Bathing?As Alzheimer's or dementia progress, people with these conditions may need help with personal hygiene. One task they may need help with...reactionscomments
Does Vitamin D Affect Alzheimer's Risk or Progression?Vitamin D plays an important role in our health. It helps the body absorb and retain calcium. Calcium helps the body build...reactions1comment
Watching My Loved Ones' Experience: The A's of Alzheimer's DiseaseMy journey with Alzheimer's disease has been through the eyes of a healthcare professional and a caregiver to both my parents. Through...reactions8comments
Eye Health and Alzheimer's: Navigating the Eye Doctor’s OfficeAlzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia. About 6.7 million people over the age of 65 in the United States...reactionscomments
What Is Dementia-Informed Care?Dementia impacts nearly 50 million people worldwide. People living with dementia may have complex care needs. The focus in average care might...reactions5comments
The Importance of Diversity in Alzheimer's Research ParticipantsDoctors use Alzheimer's research to understand the best way to treat each person. Because differences between people can change the way they...reactionscomments
Home and Community Based Services for Alzheimer'sAging in place, at home, is a common goal. People with Alzheimer's and their loved ones are no different. As the person...reactions1comment
Circadian Rhythm: The Relationship Between Sleep and Alzheimer'sAs you age, your body changes. One thing that happens as you get older is your sleep patterns tend to be different...reactionscomments
