A new study has found that the virus that causes cold sores may be linked to a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers analyzing the medical records of over …
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Alzheimer’s Now Affects Over 7 Million Americans as Experts Push for Early Detection and Reform
Alzheimer’s disease now affects over 7 million Americans, a new report from the Alzheimer’s Association shows. The report warns the number is rising quickly and urges more focus on early …
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A new study from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis suggests that the experimental drug gantenerumab may help prevent Alzheimer’s-related dementia in people with genetic mutations that almost …
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New research has revealed that hidden fat around internal organs, known as visceral fat, may serve as an early warning sign for Alzheimer’s disease, up to 20 years before symptoms …
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New research has revealed an early, hidden phase of Alzheimer’s disease, offering key insights into how the brain is damaged before memory loss and other symptoms appear. This finding could …
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A new study has brought hope to those battling early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, revealing that intensive lifestyle modifications, including adopting a healthy diet and regular exercise, could slow cognitive decline. The …
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A team of neurological scientists from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, has made a remarkable discovery, a simple blood test that can detect signs of Azheimer’s up to 15 years …
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Alzheimer’s disease is a dangerous disease that many people fear. The thought of not recognizing family, not remembering who we are, and not being capable of taking care of ourselves …
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With more and more Americans each year being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, researchers continue to look both for the causes of Alzheimer’s as well as for a cure. An increasing …
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With Alzheimer’s disease becoming more and more prevalent in society, more and more research is going into discovering why it occurs, how it develops, and what can prevent it. Unfortunately …