Why Can’t People with Severe Dementia Have Bypass Surgery?
If the arteries of someone with dementia beyond early stage are so blocked that coronary bypass surgery is the only hope, they’ll be denied this surgery. Read more…
You know Your Elderly Parent Might Have Alzheimer’s When…
How can you tell an elderly parent might have Alzheimer’s when forgetfulness is a normal part of aging? Read more…
Alzheimer’s Breakthrough: Prevent Disease with Common Painkiller
The latest breakthrough in the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease says that taking a common painkiller every day can prevent this killer from striking. Read more…
Knowing You’re Forgetful vs. Denial in Alzheimer’s Risk
Who’s more at risk for eventual Alzheimer’s disease: someone who’s aware of having memory problems or someone who has no idea that they are forgetful? It just seems so logical that a person who has Read more...
Regaining Lost Memories in Alzheimer’s: Laser Treatment Promising
It may one day be possible for the lost memories caused by Alzheimer’s disease to be restored using a laser device. Read more…
Middle Aged & Scared of Getting Alzheimer’s? Drink Tea
If you’re middle aged and keep worrying about getting Alzheimer’s one day, you should drink tea daily. In particular, if one of your parents has or had Alzheimer’s disease, this reveals a genetic predisposition Read more...
Can Excessive Sleep Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease?
If you enjoy sleeping in or tend to sleep more than nine hours, you’d better watch out: This is linked to a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Read more...
Can Chronic Subdural Hematoma Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s?
A chronic subdural hematoma in some cases can cause permanent damage to the brain involving mobility impairment. However, the bleeding that contacts the brain can make you wonder if this can set in motion a Read more...
Can Treadmill Walking Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?
If you want to prevent Alzheimer’s disease, add treadmill walking to your arsenal. If you prefer outdoor walking, that’s fine, but realize that even a treadmill will help prevent this horrible disease. Read more...
How Intense Must Exercise Be to Prevent Alzheimer’s?
When it comes to preventing dementia or Alzheimer’s, exercise isn’t all the same; it really does make a difference if it’s light or intense, and research shows this. Read more…
Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis with Simple Blood Test on Horizon
New research in diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease hails the possibility of a simple blood test that can make this possible. Currently there is no way to definitively diagnose Alzheimer’s disease until after the patient is dead, Read more...