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    Altered protein shapes in the blood can reveal early stages of Alzheimer’s disease

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    Researchers have developed a new blood test that detects Alzheimer’s disease by analyzing the physical shapes of proteins rather than just counting their quantities. Full Story 

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    Barrow launches 2 new clinical trials aimed at fighting Alzheimer’s disease

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    Two new clinical trials aimed at treating Alzheimer’s disease are starting up at Barrow Neurological Institute. Both trials use existing drugs for two very different conditions. The first trial will…

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    A study found: These are the activities that delay the onset of Alzheimer’s by at least 5 years

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    The time you dedicate to solving crosswords, playing chess, or reading a book may seem like a quiet and innocent pastime, but a large-scale study indicates that such mental activities…

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    The mouth-brain connection: A new frontier in Alzheimer’s care

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    For caregivers like Deepa, navigating a new diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease for a loved one is a journey of a thousand questions. Amidst the focus on memory aids and safety,…

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    Alzheimer’s Patient Fights Back

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    Diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer’s disease in September 2025, Greg Rowland refused to sit back and let the disease run its course. At 68 years old, he knew there were…

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    Often thought to signal Alzheimer’s, this mental glitch may reveal a smarter brain

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    We all reach for that same mental comparison when we forget something: a name, an appointment, a word hovering just out of reach. The instinct is to worry. According to…

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    The revolution in dementia care is just beginning

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    When Jason Karlawish started working with dementia patients in the late ’90s, there often wasn’t much he could offer them. “I gave them a diagnosis,” he told me on this…

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    A New Era of Physical AI Senior & Dementia Care

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    Wonderful Platform, a global leader in AI-enabled aging and dementia-care innovation, today announced the U.S. launch of Avadin™, the world’s first Physical AI Care Operating System, debuting at CES 2026.…

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    As dementia care grows more expensive, communication becomes critical for caregivers

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    For Marcia Brodie, dementia caregiving was never theoretical. Nearly two decades ago, both of her parents developed cognitive impairment — one with vascular dementia, the other with Lewy body dementia.…

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    Dementia care is a full-time job; Durango support group says caregivers aren’t alone

    • Post author:Randy Banks
    • Post published:March 2, 2026
    • Post category:News

    Grief is often associated with death, says Paul Rado, 71, of La Plata County. But as he cares for his wife Jackie, 77, who has Alzheimer’s disease, he’s experiencing another…

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