Studies show that drugs used to treat ED may reduce Alzheimer’s risk
A new study published in Neurology suggests that men who take erectile dysfunction drugs like Viagra may have a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.…
Tag: Alzheimer’s Disease
Promising Blood Test Could Enable Routine Screening for Alzheimer’s Risk
CNN reports on a new blood test that measures levels of the protein p-tau217 shows remarkable accuracy in detecting Alzheimer’s disease, even before symptoms emerge.…
Everyday Meds That Can Worsen Alzheimer’s Symptoms
A recent article by Dr. Domenico Pratico, MD Director & Professor at Alzheimer’s Center at Temple University highlights prescription and OTC medications that may further…
Celebrities Shining a Light on Lesser Known Dementias
Creating awareness about dementias other than Alzheimer’sby Gary Skole While Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia, comprising up to 80% of cases,…
Acid Reflux Medication and Dementia. Is There a Connection?
Is there a connection between acid reflux drugs and dementia?
Olive Oil May Help Lower Risk of Death From Dementia
Are there more benefits to olive oil when it comes to dementia?
Donanemab: The Breakthrough Drug Ushering a New Era in Alzheimer’s Treatment
A new Alzheimer's drug, Donanemab shows a 35% slowdown in cognitive decline.
Landmark Trial Suggests Hearing Aids Help Reduce Cognitive Decline
Wearing hearing aides can slow the rate of decline in certain populations
Chronic Constipation May Lead to Dementia
At this year’s Alzheimer’s Association International Conference, it was announced that recent research showed that chronic constipation was tied to worse cognitive abilities. Scientist believe…