Brain is the most important organ of the human body yet most of its functioning is still unknown to doctors and scientists. We humans use
Brain is the most important organ of the human body yet most of its functioning is still unknown to doctors and scientists. We humans use
An estimated 5.4 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease in 2016, 5.2 million of them are age 65 or older. The disease will escalate as baby
The keys to maintaining your physical health and living longer are pretty common sense: work out regularly, eat your veggies, get plenty of sleep, don’t
It’s around the time of the year when people start to talk about seasonal changes to their mood and energy level — most commonly, seasonal
It’s over a hundred years since the first case of Alzheimer’s disease was diagnosed. Since then we’ve learned a great deal about the protein ‘tangles’
Most people need one or two (maybe ten) motivational triggers to start working out. Science works really hard to provide you with those triggers. Here’s
When it comes to caring for an individual with Alzheimer’s disease, many times some of the biggest challenges come with helping your loved one do
When it comes to caring for an individual with Alzheimer’s disease, many times some of the biggest challenges come with helping your loved one do
Common symptoms: When they happen, why they happen, and what you can do Jump to: Mild-stage Alzheimer’s symptoms Moderate-stage Alzheimer’s symptoms Severe-stage Alzheimer’s symptoms Mild-stage
Common symptoms: When they happen, why they happen, and what you can do Jump to: Mild-stage Alzheimer’s symptoms Moderate-stage Alzheimer’s symptoms Severe-stage Alzheimer’s symptoms Mild-stage
We love to read heartwarming stories about devoted caregivers and thriving seniors. When we look at seniors who are well cared for, we think, “Of
When an elderly parent is recovering from a stroke, there is perhaps no more helpful advice for family caregivers than “Expect the unexpected.” “Every stroke
Results from an extensive new study suggest that early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease appear up to 18 years before the disease is officially diagnosed. Researchers
Results from an extensive new study suggest that early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease appear up to 18 years before the disease is officially diagnosed. Researchers
