Alzheimer's News

2012 April Archives

• Questionnaire may help predict whether memory problems are Alzheimer's related

  April 29, 2012
  When it comes to determining whether or not someone may have Alzheimer's, a new study indicates a questionnaire may help with that answer.    Read More >
• Thinking-based games may curb Alzheimer's risk

  April 20, 2012
  A new study indicates that certain types of games may help reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease.    Read More >
• Alzheimer's caregivers bear heavy burden, association president notes

  April 20, 2012
  Contrary to what some people may believe, the overwhelming majority of Alzheimer's sufferers are cared for by family members or friends, according to the president of the Alzheimer's Association.    Read More >
• How to maintain normalcy after an Alzheimer's diagnosis

  April 17, 2012
  As researchers study more about the Alzheimer’s disease and how it can more effectively be treated, WebMD says one of the best ways to counteract it is to try and maintain as normal a life as possible.    Read More >
• Criteria used for assessing Alzheimer's after death gets updated

  April 17, 2012
  The guidelines used to determine whether someone had Alzheimer's disease during their lives have been changed to account for a better understanding of the condition.    Read More >
• Most common signs of Alzheimer's

  April 17, 2012
  While scientists are discovering an increasing number of signs that may be indicative of Alzheimer's disease, some are more prevalent than others.    Read More >
• Scientists look into how Alzheimer's can be diagnosed and treated prior to symptoms

  April 17, 2012
  Researchers are looking into how treatment for Alzheimer's disease can be administered before Alzheimer's signs are made manifest.    Read More >
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  Telltale signs of Alzheimer's disease

  April 17, 2012
  While everyone can be forgetful now and then, there's a fine line between momentary memory failure and what could be the sign of a more serious problem.    Read More >