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 | Welcome! Alzheimer's research continues to search for effective prevention and treatment of the disease. Here's an interesting study that shows some cognitive benefits of handling stress well. | |
Positive Coping = Good Brain Functioning?
Here's an interesting study that correlates positive coping skills, such as handling stress well, with maintaining brain functioing in older adults.
| Nasal Insulin Spray Shown to Slow Cognitive Declines in Alzheimer?s
An interesting study published in the Archives of Neurology on September 12, 2011 demonstrated some exciting results for the world of Alzheimer's. This study was conducted at a Veterans Affairs Research... Read more
| Pat Summitt Shares Recent Diagnosis of Early Onset Dementia
According to ESPN.com, Pat Summitt, the Lady Volunteers basketball coach of Tennessee, recently disclosed that she has been diagnosed with early onset dementia (Alzheimer's type). Alzheimer's, a disease Summitt's... Read more
| Books, Mags, and Movies
Now that Alzheimer's has finally been recognized as significantly impacting society, an abundance of books, magazines, and movies have been created addressing different aspects of the disease.
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