Where is Alzheimer’s research headed to and why?
Growing numbers of dementia cases are one of the biggest challenges for public health systems, but we still do not have a cure for this condition. Full Story
Explaining the Similarities and Differences Between Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease are both neurodegenerative diseases. Full Story
Why music causes memories to flood back
When Laura Nye Falsone’s first child was born in 1996, the Wallflowers album “Bringing Down the Horse” was a big hit. “All I have to hear are the first notes…
8 Ways to Help Someone With Dementia Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Dementia and sleep disruptions go together. Full Story
Protecting a Loved One with Dementia: Understanding Power of Attorney and When to Use It
We spend a lot of time thinking and writing about dementia and in this article we will talk about the power of attorney documents and how they can be useful…
Dementia diagnoses are expected to triple by 2050
Bruce Willis' Dementia diagnosis is putting a recognizable face on a problem that's growing. Full Story
Clues when considering someone may have dementia
Last week’s column began a description of some of the risks and early signs of dementia. Full Story
How Therapeutic Fibbing and Diversion Can Help Loved Ones with Dementia and Alzheimer’s
It was hard, at first, for Jim Mangi to tell his wife what she wanted to hear. Full Story
Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
Memory loss can significantly interfere with safety and independence, and may significantly impact a patient’s family. Full Story
What is frontotemporal dementia?
Many people know the form of dementia called Alzheimer’s disease. But what is frontotemporal dementia (FTD)? Damage to nerves in certain parts of the brain causes a group of frontotemporal…
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