Gene study gives potential clues as to why Alzheimer’s seems to affect more women than men
CNN reports “Scientists have identified a gene that appears to increase the risk of Alzheimer’s in women, providing a. Potential new clue as to why…
Month: July 2022
Potential trouble in leading Alzheimer’s study data
Reports are quickly circulating that key study data, used to help guide billions of dollars in US federal research on Alzheimer’s Disease, may have been…
Immuno-infrared sensor provides advanced identification of Alzheimer’s Disease
News Medical reports that “A sensor identifies misfiled protein biomarkers in the blood. This offers a chance to detect Alzheimer’s disease before any symptoms occur.”…
Alzheimer’s & ADHD drug therapy overlap?
Best Life reports that “researchers are now identifying drugs that may be beneficial to AD patients, including one that may help relieve a particular Alzheimer’s…
“Don’t go it alone. Reach out for help.”
One physician shares his personal connection to Alzheimer’s disease, and offers advice to others caring for loved ones with cognitive impairment. Read the full article…
Flu shot may protect against Alzheimer’s Disease
Another reason to take the jab: studies show that “Getting vaccinated against the flu appears to reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by 40%…
Importance of Clinical Trials
Alzheimer’s . gov writes that “By volunteering for a clinical study or clinical trial, you can become a partner in helping researchers discover new ways…
Differences in Alzheimer’s Disease and Vascular Dementia
“Due to shared risk factors, at least one in 10 people develop mixed dementia,” writes Simon Spichak, MSc for BeingPatient. Learn how the two distinct…
Powerful insight from those living with early-onset dementia
In a recent article posted to Health Day, Laurie Waters (57) shares her journey with Alzheimer’s and the effects the disease has on her day-to-day…
Cognitive impairment after COVID-19
Harvard Health recently released a piece dedicated to informing the public of the trending cognitive effects of Covid-19. Tamara Fong, MD Ph.D. who is currently…