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Drug Makers Push Ahead with Alzheimer’s Treatments Despite Setbacks

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| Apr 2, 2020

The past year has been a difficult one for the developers of potential new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease. First, the trial of a promising new drug was suddenly halted because it was not showing the hoped-for results, but then the drug’s developer announced that the... Read More

New Dementia Research: Anti-Inflammation Drugs May Reverse Dementia

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| Jan 30, 2020

The mental decline that, in extreme cases leads to dementia, might be a natural part of aging, doesn’t mean that it’s inevitable or irreversible. At least that’s what a team of researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and Ben-Gurion University think. A new study... Read More

11 Signs That You May Be Suffering from a Memory Disorder

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| Jun 26, 2019

Occasional lapses in memory are a perfectly normal part of life for all of us. We’ve all forgotten someone’s birthday or misplaced our keys now and then. But when memory lapses are persistent and get in the way of your daily life, they may be... Read More

The Hardest Decision: Quality of Life vs. Quantity of Life for Dementia Sufferers

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| Mar 29, 2019

Decisions that caregivers must make as a loved one approaches the end of life are among the hardest decisions that anyone ever has to make. Often, none of the options are good, and choices must be made when the family is already mired in stress... Read More

Early Onset Alzheimer’s: Yes, You Can Get It in Your 30s

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| Jan 12, 2019

We tend to think of Alzheimer’s Disease as an affliction of the elderly, and that’s often true. But research suggests that the earliest stages of the disease often occur in people under the age of 65, and one study estimates that as many as 47... Read More

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