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...Legal and financial planning are important for everyone, in case of an emergency or even simply for the future, but especially so...

...Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease can be difficult. This is especially true as the disease gets worse and the person needs...

...You’ve come to the right place! Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about the inner workings of AlzheimersDisease.net, as well...

...There are a variety of risk factors in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. While some are unable to be modified, like age...

...Cells in the brain, called neurons, carry information. Connections between neurons are what allow different parts of the brain to talk to...

...Oftentimes people with Alzheimer's disease find their caregivers by default. Typically a family member or close friend will take up the role...

...While a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease changes a person’s life, it doesn’t mean life is over or that quality of life has...

...With so much information about Alzheimer’s out there, it can be difficult to determine what is accurate. Bad information can be harmful...

...As Alzheimer’s disease progresses, it often gets more difficult to do many basic things like walking, talking, and eating. Many people also...

...Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive disease that is often broken down into three general stages: early (also called mild), middle (moderate), and...

...Healthy eating is a part of a general healthy lifestyle, but for those with Alzheimer’s disease, it can be especially important. As...

...Exercise and staying physically active is important for everyone as they get older, but perhaps especially so for people with Alzheimer’s disease...

...Watching a loved one slowly change due to Alzheimer’s disease is hard for loved ones and caregivers. The nature of Alzheimer’s disease...

...Trisha was previously an advocate on AlzheimersDisease.net. It is a pleasure and an honor to be involved with the Health Union’s Alzheimer’s...

...Most individuals with Alzheimer's disease are diagnosed after the age of 65, which is classified as late-onset. It is generally accepted that...

...Within the patient population of Alzheimer’s disease, there are certain populations that may warrant extra attention or research, or are worth noting...