Dementia Stories
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Personality Test Might Reveal Early Signs Of Alzheimer’s
Researchers developed a new checklist that measures changes in mood, motivation, and social appropriateness as a way to determine cognitive decline. -
Can't Smell Coffee? Maybe You Have Alzheimer's
A smell test might be able to determine if a person has Alzheimer's. -
Mind And Body Exercises Have Different Effects On The Brain
Exercising the brain physically and mentally may be one way to keep your mind sharp. -
Why Some Dementia Patients Steal Other People's Food
New study finds that the neurodegenerative disease can also alter eating behavior. -
This Blood Thinner May Not Be As Safe And Effective As We Thought
Two new studies paint the popular blood-thinning drug Warfarin in a new, negative light. -
This Skin Condition May Lead To Alzheimer's
New research suggests rosacea can slightly increase a person's risk for developing Alzheimer's disease and dementia. -
OTC Cold Medicine Might Shrink Your Brain
Some over-the-counter drugs could increase risk of cognitive impairment in older adults, study finds. -
What Is A ‘Good Death?’
What characteristics were most desired when it came to death? -
Considering New Dementia Risk Link, Do We Need To Rethink Heartburn Med Use?
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are a popular heartburn medication, but they've recently been linked to a higher risk of dementia. -
Dementia Cases May Be Declining, Despite Concern Over Aging US Population
An aging population means more dementia, but recognizing the risk factors could help reduce incidence. -
The Link Between Traumatic Brain Injury And Alzheimer's Disease
Protein clumps, which are thought to be a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease, can also be found in the brains of people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury, according to a recent study. -
Drugs Used To Treat Anxiety And Sleep Problems Do Not Increase Dementia Risk
Pills for anxiety and sleep problems are not linked to increased dementia risk, according to a recent study.