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Dr. Kumar Rajan, associate professor of internal medicine, and his colleagues at Rush University Medical Center tested over 2,000 seniors (without dementia) for 18 years to determine if there was a pattern among those who develop Alzheimer’s. Based on their sample, the 21% of elders who went on to develop Alzheimer’s had evidence of cognitive […]
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By: Kathy Kappler Typically, when a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) or Dementia, the family wants to undergo a trial period of keeping their elder at home before considering transitioning to a senior care community. This is both noble an admirable since elder care is extremely stressful, albeit rewarding. However, even if […]
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Samantha didn’t know she had Alzheimer’s Disease and neither did her family. They all thought something was off; something was wrong, but they couldn’t place their finger on it. She had had plenty of doctors’ appointments and checkups, but nothing in her medical history, blood tests, or physical exams showed any signs of dementia or […]
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A relatively new study conducted at the Stanford University School of Medicine (led by Dr. Jenny Johansson) appears to have made a breakthrough in the fight to cure Alzheimer’s Disease. Microglia and Alzheimers When analyzing the brain, researchers discovered that roughly 15 percent of the cells in the brain are Microglia. Microglia are, as the […]
That is an excellent question and one that’s been the cause of significant confusion. In some cases they’re used interchangeably and while they are “related,” they are not the same thing. We’ll explain it a few ways so if one doesn’t make sense, hopefully another will! Dementia is a symptom, not a condition. You can […]
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By: Kecia Lilly We’ve mentioned in the past how Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is a default diagnosis. What this means is, seniors are only diagnosed with AD when their cause of dementia can be nothing else. This is why research is so pivotal and why many centers are dedicating studies to this disease. 70% of dementia […]
By: Mary Cordova If your loved one suffers from dementia, there’s a very real possibility that — at some point — you’ll no longer be able to communicate with them. There’s a flood of emotions that come with this, not the least of which is the frustration that you’ll never be able to know what […]
By: Kecia Lilly This is great news… but preceded by some bad news, but it’s okay, because we’ll finish this article strong. There’s a lot of funding being funneled into Alzheimer’s research – and for good reason. 44 million people (in the world) are suffering from dementia and by 2050 that number is expected to […]
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What is Dementia? Sure you could click the link above, but we’re going to (real quick) sum it up for you. Dementia is a group of symptoms brought on by a disease, condition or illness. It’s like a fever where you suffer it, but the fever did not cause itself, there’s an outside influence. In […]
Find the Best Memory Care in Washington: Personalized Support for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Are you searching for memory care in Washington? For families of seniors with Alzheimer’s or advanced Dementia, finding the right care can be challenging. Memory care services are typically offered in assisted living facilities, adult family homes, and continuum-of-care communities, where seniors […]
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