Science probes dementia-anemia link
Low level of blood protein that transports oxygen is associated with greater risk of Alzheimer's and other types of dementia.
Low level of blood protein that transports oxygen is associated with greater risk of Alzheimer's and other types of dementia.
Similar to an infection, misshapen forms of two proteins appear to spread through the brain.
Speculative research is probing a possible link between gum disease and Alzheimer's.
Scanning technology spots problems sooner, leading to earlier treatment and better management of a thus-far incurable disease.
New research indicates a frail brain could be more susceptible to neurological problems such as dementia, as the patient is less able to cope.
But studies show you can slow the progression of dementia. Here's what you should do to ensure long-term brain health.
Researchers are finding that cultural engagement may help people tamp down depression as they age.
Eating more whole foods, such as wild Alaskan salmon or other oily fish, at least two times per week is a good start.
Plaques accumulate in the brain two decades before symptoms appear, so scientists are trying to find ways to detect the disease earlier.
Before you conclude your faulty memory is a sign of impending Alzheimer’s, consider reversible dementia as the culprit.
When a hospice nurse invites 84-year-old Lloyd Robinson to her farm, memories of his childhood and rodeo days spill forth.
Noticing a decline in your mental abilities may be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease or dementia.