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The Latest Alzheimer's News and Research
The latest news and research on Alzheimer's Disease.
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• alzheimer's gene
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• alzheimer's tests
Warning Signs of Dementia
Simple memory lapses are normal, though forgetting one's keys can raise the specter of dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. Thankfully, most memory lapses are normal.
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• alzheimer disease
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Understanding Alzheimer's
The article discusses the signs, risk factors and care for those with Alzheimer's.
• understanding alzheimer
• form of dementia
• serious memory loss
• dr. alois alzheimer
• brain tissue
Diabetes Linked to Alzheimer's
Diabetes is now linked to Alzheimer’s disease and studies report that a person with Type 2 diabetes is twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s.
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• alzheimer's
• link
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• help alzheimer's patients
Diagnosing Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's Disease is a terrible illness. Many people are terrified that forgetful episodes mean they are developing this disease.
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• forgetfulness
• early symptom of alzheimer's disease
• senility
• memory problems
A Devastating Diagnosis
An introduction to Alzheimer's Disease.
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• what is alzheimer's?
• diagnosing alzhiemer's
Alzheimer's Acceptance
Denial among caregivers is more common than we think. This article offers information for caregivers who are facing difficulties of their loved one's Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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• caregivers
• alzheimer's coping
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• alzheimer's support
Alzheimer's and the Holidays
Tips and advice on getting through the holidays for those who care for an Alzheimer's sufferer.
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• dementia
• caregiving
• alzheimer's disease
Communication Difficulties
Communication difficulties can arise, especially in the later stages of Alzheimer's. Read on for tips on how to communicate with your loved ones.
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• dimentia
• communicating
• communication
• caregiving
Creating an Awareness: National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month
November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. This article tells the history, the progress made in the past twenty years as we have become more aware of this disease, and events that are planned by Alzheimer's Association chapters all across the country.
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• dementia
• caregiving
• caregivers
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E-Mail Discussion Groups
How to subscribe to online e-mail discussion groups for support and information.
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• listservs
• email lists
• subscribing
• alzheimer discussion group
Someone to Stand by You, Part II
An overview of the Alzheimer's Association Web site and the services provided by it.
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• alzheimer
• dementia
• caregiving
• caregivers
Things to Do: Activities for Patient and Caregiver, Part 1
Part 1 describes some things my mother and I did together when I was her caregiver. Part 2, next month, will survey the literature for suggested activities for use with Alzheimer's patients.
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• dementia
• caregivers
• caregiving
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Alzheimer’s Disease Basics
Having Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia need not mean that life loses its meaning. For every symptom, there is a way of managing it.
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• how to live with dementia
• living with alzheimer's disease
• managing dementias
• caregiver's anger
Caffeine for Alzheimer's Prevention
Research suggests a daily dose of caffeine may reverse memory loss, and cut the risk of Alzheimer's disease as well as other forms of dementia.
• prevent dementia
• prevent alzheimer's disease
• prevent memory loss
• reverse memory loss
• caffeine to prevent memory loss
Alzheimer's Disease and Celebrities
Celebrities and Alzheimer's Disease, bringing AD out into the open.
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• ronald reagan
• rita hayworth
• famous americans with alzheimer's
• princess yasmin aga khan's alzheimer's work
Someone to Stand by You: the Alzheimer's Association
The history of the Alzheimer's Association and it's very important role in helping Alzheimer's patients and caregivers and in seeking a cure for this disease.
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• dementia
• caregivers
• alzheimer
• caregiving
Aging With Grace- The Nun Study
The landmark study into the world of Alzheimer's is written and explained in layman's terms by its founder David Snowdon Ph.D in his book Aging with Grace.
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• david snowdon phd
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Alzheimer's Prevention by Reading?
Dr David Snowdon's study hints that children may be less likely to get Alzheimer's if their parents spend time reading to them and boosts early childhood development.
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• reading and alzheimer's
• reduce risk for alzheimer's
• the importance of reading to children
• the nun study
Alzheimer's Disease Definition
Alzheimer's disease, a neurological illness that affects older adults, is the result of abnormal changes in brain tissue. Age and family history are risk factors.
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• forgetfulness
• memory
• thinking
Alzheimer's Disease Treatment
In 2006, Alzheimer's disease is incurable. At the same time, early diagnosis, current drug therapies, and ongoing research can positively affect those with the condition.
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• diagnosis
• decision-making
• brain plaques
• brain tangles
Alzheimer's Research and Treatment
Evidence of Alzheimer's disease is determined by the presence of dense accumulations of insoluble amyloid protein plaques between neurons as determined by research.
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• disease
• amyloid
• research
• plaque
Alzheimer's Versus Dementia
Many people assume that dementia means Alzheimer's. In reality they are two different entities. Their differences and causes are explored.
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• dementia
• senility
• plaques
• loss of memory
Alzheimer’s - Am I Losing My Mind?
Not only does Alzheimer's affect the memory, but it can also be fatal. Alzheimer's is the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S.
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• memory loss
• dementia
• healthy lifestyle
• brain disease
Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Disease
A blood test which is able to diagnose and identify Alzheimer's disease and other dementias has been developed in the USA.
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• diagnosis of dementias
• research of dementia
• biomarkers
• chemical messengers
Caregivers of Alzheimer's Patients
Caregivers of Alzheimer's patients need support and resources. Read on to learn about other caregiving activities for taking care of loved ones with Alzheimer's.
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• stages of alzheimers
• stages of alzheimers disease
• funny humor with alzheimer's patients
• research on multitasking
Cataracts and Alzheimer’s Disease
Cataracts and Alzheimer's have been linked with antioxidant deficiencies, including Vitamin A, Carotenoid (Spinach), Vitamin C, Glutathione (Asparagus), and Selenium.
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• alzheimer’s disease
• antioxidants
• glutathione
• asparagus
Does Your Cat Have Alzheimer’s?
Cats, like their human companions, are living longer, and like people, can get diseases of old age such as arthritis, high blood pressure, kidney problems and dementia.
• feline dementia
• alzheimer’s in cats
• cats with dementia
• cognitive dysfunction syndrome in cats
• cds in cats
Hiking Kilimanjaro for Alzheimer's
Canada's West Coast Alzheimer's Society team will travel to Kenya and Tanzania to climb famed Mt. Kilimanjaro and raise funds in September 2008, the tenth trek to Africa.
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• alzheimer's society
• africa mountain hiking
• unesco world heritage site
• tanzania's uhuru peak & kibo
Living with Alzheimer's
Alzheimer Disease accounts for over 70% of progressive dementia in adults today.
This disease frequently has a threatening onset.
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• dementia
• memory loss
• reason
• logic
Memory in Alzheimer's Disease
Types of memory that may be lost during the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Tips for people with memory loss including how to use memory aids.
• memory loss
• how to remember
• alzheimer's disease
• dementias
• episodic memory
NPH Misdiagnosed as Alzheimer’s
NPH-caused dementia is often reversible. Since NPH symptoms resemble Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, most cases go unreported or mischaracterized and untreated.
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• alzheimers symptoms
• alzheimers disease
• alzheimers dementia
• alzheimers diagnosis
Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease
Dementia is a growing problem. Whilst the search is on for a drug cure there is much we can all do to lessen the risk of developing this condition.
• prevention of dementia
• prevention of alzheimer's disease
• vascular dementia
• life style for dementia prevention
• diet for dementia prevention
Stages of Alzheimer's Disease
This describes the typical progression of this condition from the first signs, with the characteristics that may be prevalent.
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• stages
• dementias
• progressive neurological diseases
• diagnosis
Who Will Get Alzheimer's Disease?
This article explains risk factors associated with the development of Alzheimer's Disease (AD) and how people can minimize the chance of getting dementia.
• risk factors of dementias
• alzheimer's disease
• age
• gender
• genetics
A Cure for Cancer with your PS3
Stanford University is using the PlayStation 3's advanced computing power for medical research and all PS3 owners can help out.
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• proteins
• nano-technology
• playstation 3
• ps3
Alzheimer's and Nutrition
Proper nutrition is an important part of caring for the Alzheimer's sufferer.
• alzheimer's disease
• nutrition
• dementia
Alzheimer's Caregiving Consultant Joins This Topic
An introduction to Suite101.com's Alzheimer Disease consultant and widely published author, Frena Gray-Davidson who has joined our team to discuss aspects of Alzheimer's care issues with family members, caregivers, and the readers of this column.
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• caregivers
• care issues
Alzheimer's Disease
Discusses the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and provides additional links.
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• alzheimers
• aging
• old age
• senior
Alzheimer's Drugs -- Part Four
Final part of a series on Alzheimer's Drugs and Alternative Treatments
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• drugs
• alternative medicine
• eastern medicine
• traditional medicine
Alzheimer's Drugs -- Part One
First in a four part series of articles on Alzheimer's drugs.
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• drugs
• drug therapy
• vitamin e
• selegilene
Alzheimer's News and Message/Discussion Web Resources
Alzheimer's News and web addresses for Message/Discussion Boards about Alzheimer's.
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• alzheimer's message boards
• alzheimer's discussion boards
• qualified medical and pharmaceutical
• alzheimers.org
Caregiver Support Websites Grow
Online communities are a uniquely situated resource for caregivers of older adults to access for information and connections; highlighted are three informative websites
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• online caregiving support
• caregiver communities
• resources for older adults
• caregiver resources
Caregiver’s Guilt
Caregivers often feel that they cannot do enough for their loved ones - and feel guilty and ineffective. Free yourself of these feelings, and be more effective too.
• guilty feelings
• caregivers guilt
• alzheimer's disease
• dementias
• caregiving stress