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The latest research on Alzheimer's treatment and prevention sheds some light on possible causes of Alzheimer's, though there are still many unanswered questions.

An overview of the basic biology behind Alzheimer's disease and its rising prevalence. What causes nerve cells to die and can these processes be stopped?

According to Dr. Daniel Amen, 50% of people aged 85 and above will have Alzheimer's. You can prevent its onset by six years or more, with a brain-healthy lifestyle.

New research shows that type 2 diabetes doubles a person's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease later in life, making the prevention of diabetes even more significant.

Lapses of memory are common and most are not serious. Other forms of memory loss can require medical intervention. Suggestions for improving memory are covered.

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.

A research institute links Alzheimer's symptoms with coronary artery cardiovascular risks. An Alzheimer foundation links age dementia symptoms with Alzheimer's disease.

Researchers have found that genetic variances alter brain activity in children more susceptible to Alzheimer's development as they age.

The cause of Alzheimer's is largely unknown and this disease ravages millions of families every year. Some diet treatments have been found to help minimize its effect.

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.

Scientists think they have discovered a connection between Vitamin D and Alzheimer's. People with low levels of the vitamin might be more likely to get the disease.

A growing body of evidence is suggesting that the low-fat/ high-carb mania of the last several decades may be responsible a host of health problems.

Oleocanthal, a compound found in olive oil, alters the structure of brain plaques that cause Alzheimer's disease, suggesting possible new therapies.

Alzheimer's disease most often occurs after the age of 65 and progresses through four phases of thought and physical deterioration.

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.

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive disorder and deterioration of the brain. Good nutrition and a healthy life style can play an enormous role in its prevention.

The latest research about Alzheimer's drugs Aricept, Reminyl, Exelon & Namenda; Ginkgo biloba; statins; B vitamin supplements; exercise and education yields mixed results

As people age they experience memory loss in one form or another. Forgetfulness can be normal or due to a more serious problem. Early detection is key in treatment.

As the elderly population continues to grow, scientists seek innovative ways to treat diseases of old age. Proper diet, exercise & thinking activities may slow dementia.