Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive condition that currently has no cure. Seniors diagnosed with the brain disease can seek treatment to relieve some symptoms; however,… Read More »How to Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disease that currently has no cure. Recent research, however, has shown how a stroke drug could be an effective and… Read More »Stroke Medication May Defend Against Alzheimer’s Disease and other Forms of Dementia
Both Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia (FTD) are types of progressive brain diseases. The senior affected by either will experience a gradual loss of function.… Read More »The Difference Between Alzheimer’s Disease and Frontotemporal Dementia
Buildups of the protein tau in brain cells are a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers who recently studied older adults found a link between tau… Read More »How Physical Activity Helps Cognitive Health
Incontinence issues are not uncommon in seniors living with dementia. Many reasons explain why incontinence issues arise. Seniors may be averse to wearing pull-up undergarments… Read More »How to Ensure Your Senior Loved Ones Wear their Diapers
The summer is a time that is known to be filled with fun experiences and enjoyable activities that will become lifelong memories. However, not all… Read More »Safe Summer Activities for Seniors with Dementia
As we age, it’s normal for us not to eat as much as we used to. This is because our bodies slow down and don’t… Read More »Healthy Smoothies for People with Dementia
Personality tends to naturally evolve as individuals age. However, abrupt mood changes in the elderly can be a sign of an emerging health condition. Family… Read More »Dealing with Mood Swings in the Elderly
Throughout people’s lives, it is normal for their food preferences and diets to change. What someone once enjoyed eating as a child may no longer… Read More »Basic Grocery List for the Elderly
Paranoia in the elderly can be an outcome of Alzheimer’s disease. Seniors affected by paranoia may falsely believe someone is stealing their possessions, for instance.… Read More »How to Manage Paranoia in the Elderly
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