Tackling Alzheimer’s disease
It is never too late to lower your risk factors for dementia, but the time to start is now.
It is never too late to lower your risk factors for dementia, but the time to start is now.
Certain pieces of brain structure may make some people less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease.
Rates have fallen among those 70 and older; gains against heart disease might explain trend.
Last new drug for the memory-robbing disease was introduced in the United States in 2003.
Multiple sweet beverages per day may lead to significant memory loss—but there are ways to keep your brain safe.
Study even suggests link between chronic aches and dementia risk.
CDC reports more patients are dying at home, with the caregiving burden falling on loved ones.
But negative relationships with children, spouse increased chance.
Study suggests—but does not prove—a possible link to stroke, dementia.
Seniors who struggle to get deep, restorative slumber are only adding to their health problems.
Brain expert says it's unlikely that any one nutrient would be a 'silver bullet.'
Rapid drops in blood pressure that cause light-headedness may do serious damage.