Tags: Alzheimer's Disease

Fatty Deposits Could Trigger Alzheimer's Disease

A new discovery could be the medical breakthrough for the dreaded type of Dementia. A fact that had been overlooked for so many years has just been recognized as one of the catalysts for the Alzheimer's disease.

Study Finds You Can Still Enjoy Life With Alzheimer's Disease

New study found out that people living with Alzheimer's disease can still enjoy life. In general, Alzheimer's disease is regarded as a cruel and devastating illness that destroys its 'victims' as well as their relationships with friends and family.

Women are more at risk of Alzheimer’s

Women are more vulnerable to suffer Alzheimer's disease faster than men. Women are more likely vulnerable to suffer from mental decline faster than men when Alzheimer's start to take their toll, a study shows.

British Boy May Have Found The Way To Detect Alzheimer’s Disease

A 15-year-old British boy has seemed to found the ideal test that would help detect the possibility of Alzheimer's disease, enabling early diagnosis of the condition by 10 years before the onset of the symptoms, the Daily Telegraph breaks the news.

Memory Loss Linked to Age Could Be Worse for Men

According to a new study, you shouldn't feel bad about misplacing those keys or forgetting something important especially if you find this happening to you more as you age.

Napping Babies Have Better Memory and Learn Faster

A daytime nap or two is an essential part of every baby's daily routine. These naps allow newborns and toddlers the needed downtime to help them cope with crucial physical and mental developments that happen at this stage in a child's development. But researchers now believe that a daily nap will do much more than just help infants cope with the stresses of development. New research reveals that a daytime nap is vital in helping boost a baby's memory, as well.

Criminal Behavior in Old Age Could Be the First Sign of Dementia

Doctors have discovered for the first time a link between criminal behavior in older adults and dementia. According to a new study, criminal activities including theft, traffic violations, trespassing, sexual advances, and public urination are common early signs of the disease, especially in older adults who are first time offenders. Older adults who begin engaging in criminal behavior or exhibit changes in their personalities could very well be doing so because of damage to the brain, as a result of dementia.
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