
Dementia Activities, Planning and Execution
Vanessa Emm, the Operations Trustee of the National Association of Activity Professionals, and Scott Silknitter, founder of R.O.S. Therapy Systems, share dementia activities and planning for your loved one. Learn more about how to execute these plans when caring for someone with dementia. Dementia Activities, Planning and Execution This is the last article in our series which […]
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Seth Rogen’s Hilarity for Charity Brings Serious Attention to Alzheimer’s
Seth Rogen is best known for his role in slapstick comedies like “Knocked Up” and “Superbad.” But there’s another side to the actor, one that is fighting for Alzheimer’s awareness and raising funding for Alzheimer’s research. As Rogen watches his mother-in-law battle with the disease, he is raising funds and awareness through his organization “Hilarity […]
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Alzheimer’s and Intimacy
While it’s no secret that sexual relationships occur among seniors and even seniors with dementia, the topic still remains extremely taboo. A recent trial brought the subject to national headlines and now caregivers everywhere are faced with the question of consensual sex among aging adults with dementia When is dementia too far advanced for a person […]
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Manage Dementia’s Side Effects with These 7 Essential Oils
Essential oils have been used for generations to ease symptoms of depression, anxiety and insomnia. Some caregivers are now using these trusted oils to ease anxiety, boost memory and improve the mood of loved ones living with dementia. Learn which oils are best suited for people living with dementia and how to use each oil safely […]
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Dementia Activities and their Benefits
Scott Silknitter, founder of R.O.S. Therapy Systems, shares dementia activities and their benefits, as well as insight to enhancing the quality of life of people living with dementia. Learn more from his discussion with Alzheimers.net. Dementia Activities and Benefits There are many causes and types of dementia – Alzheimer’s disease, Vascular, Lewy Body, Frontal Lobe and more. They […]
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On a Personal Note…Why I Walk (Steve Barbieri)

Senate Approves Landmark Increase in Alzheimer’s Research Funding
Alzheimer’s is one of the most deadly diseases in the United States that receives limited funding to put towards research efforts. However, the Senate Appropriations Committee recently passed a 60% increase in Alzheimer’s research funding, that, if passed into law, would be the largest increase in funding for the disease ever. National Plan to Address […]
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Benefits of Deep Brain Stimulation for Alzheimer’s
Deep brain stimulation is a neurosurgical procedure that has been shown to be an effective form of treatment for several disorders, including Parkinson’s disease. A new study found that deep brain stimulation may also be helpful when it comes to treating Alzheimer’s disease and related forms of dementia Learn more about the treatment method and […]
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Living with Early-Onset Dementia
Kate Swaffer, author of: “What the Hell Happened to My Brain?” was diagnosed with early-onset dementia at the age of 49. She speaks with Alzheimers.net about her diagnosis today and shares an excerpt from her book with us. Learn more about the author and her experience living with dementia. Kate Swaffer: Living with Early-Onset Dementia […]
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Mikey Hoag: Calling on a Community to Raise Funds

Dagmar Dolby: Amplifying her voice as an Alzheimer’s Advocate

Signs of Alzheimer’s Seen 18 Years Before Symptoms
The results of a study from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago show that signs of cognitive impairment can be detected as early as 18 years before the disease is diagnosed. Learn more about this study and what it means for early detection of dementia. Signs of Alzheimer’s Seen Years Before Diagnosis A research team led by associate […]
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Detecting Alzheimer’s Decades Early
Doctors and scientists stress the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias to increase treatment options and slow its progression. Now, new technologies are detecting Alzheimer’s earlier than ever before. Learn more about why this is important and about the technologies that are changing the future of Alzheimer’s research. The Importance of Early Detection of […]
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Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Nedra Brown – Why I Walk

How Lifestyle Changes Can Help Reduce the Risk of Dementia
Studies continue to show the impact that positive life changes can have on brain health, so the Alzheimer’s Association compiled simple and easy to follow steps for preventing cognitive decline and reducing the risk of dementia. Learn more about these steps and how they can help maintain, and in some cases improve, brain health. Tips to […]
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I Am More than My Diagnosis

Diet that mimics fasting may promote longevity and improve healthspan

Stories My Grandfather Told Me

Alzheimer’s risk may be predicted by blood protein

Cheri Taylor, Executive Director, Porterville Adult Day Services

New potential cause for Alzheimer’s: Arginine deprivation caused by overconsumption by immune cells



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