• My Hero
• Laying Down the Law
• Finding Your Elder-Law Attorney
• Common Errors in Long-Term Care Planning
• Endurance
• Alzheimer’s Common in ‘Oldest Old’ Women
• Walk to Keep the Memory Sharp
• Keeping the Hall-Decking Simple
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• My Hero
• Laying Down the Law
• Finding Your Elder-Law Attorney
• Common Errors in Long-Term Care Planning
• Endurance
• Alzheimer’s Common in ‘Oldest Old’ Women
• Walk to Keep the Memory Sharp
• Keeping the Hall-Decking Simple
…full story

• Negative thoughts make Alzheimer's caregiving harder
• Get a fresh start every day in lieu of making resolutions
• Dementia caregivers celebrate the imperfect us
• Gift for caregivers: Finding a place of contentment this season
• Caregiving and the holidays: Live in the present moment
• Denial challenges families in Alzheimer's caregiving
• HABIT helps caregivers begin healing process
• Changing the way you look at things eases caregiver stress
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• Vascular risk factors, apolipoprotein E, and hippocampal decline on magnetic resonance imaging over a 10-year follow-up - Corrected Proof
• Cardiovascular fitness is associated with altered cortical glucose metabolism during working memory in ɛ4 carriers - Corrected Proof
• Are dental X-rays causing Alzheimer’s? Ten reasons to take a closer look - Corrected Proof …full story

• Alzheimer’s Common in ‘Oldest Old’ Women
• Walk to Keep the Memory Sharp
• Fish Oil Supplements May Boost Brain Health
• Memory Loss May Not Be Present in Early-Onset Alzheimer’s
• Moderate Drinking Can Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk
• Common Sleep Problem Linked to Dementia
• Small Health Problems Can Add up to Alzheimer’s
• 7 Ways to Reduce Your Alzheimer’s Risk
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• Research Advances from the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2011
• Alzheimer's Association Welcomes President Nicolas Sarkozy to International Conference
• International Study of Genetic Alzheimer's Disease Gives Clues to Presymptomatic Detection and Progression of the Disease
• International Survey Reveals Attitudes Towards Alzheimer's Diagnosis and Treatment
• Late Breaking Research Results from the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2011
• New Studies Underscore Global Importance of Mild Cognitive Impairment in Alzheimer's Disease Continuum
• New Global Model of Alzheimer's Risk Suggests a 25 Percent Reduction in Presumed Risk Factors Could Lower Alzheimer's Cases by 3 Million Worldwide
• Women at the Center of the Global Alzheimer's Epidemic
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• What Brain Scans and Gene Studies Can Teach Us About Alzheimer’s
• New Alzheimer's Brain Dye Shows Promise for Early Diagnosis
• Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in Veterans Linked to Dementia
• Genetic Variations Are Linked to Alzheimer’s But Do Not Predict Risk
• People With Alzheimer’s Lose Lean Muscle
• New Gene Linked to Increased Risk of Alzheimer’s
• Worries About Memory May Signal Later Alzheimer’s Disease
• The Changing Face of Alzheimer’s Disease
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• Alzheimer's and the Continuing Car Key Debate
• Health Care Reform Brings New Options for Alzheimer’s Care
• More States Adopting Silver Alert Systems
• The High Costs of Alzheimer's
• Abuse of Alzheimer's Patients Common Among Family Caregivers
• Counseling and Support Benefits Alzheimer’s Caregivers Worldwide
• Writing May Ease the Stress of Caring for Alzheimer’s
• Alzheimer’s to Strike One in Eight Baby Boomers
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• Insulin, the hormone that regulates levels of sugar in the blood, may slow or prevent memory loss caused by Alzheimer%u2019s disease, a study suggests.
• Researchers examining the effects of diabetes drugs on the brain have found that the medication appears to protect cells responsible for the formation of memory. …full story

• People who eat a Mediterranean diet and exercise regularly are at significantly lower risk of developing Alzheimer%u2019s disease, research suggests.
• A study of more than 1,000 elderly people shows that those who exercised the most and ate a diet rich in fruit, vegetables and fish were 60 per cent less likely to suffer from dementia. …full story

• Genetic mutations that could account for more than one in five cases of Alzheimer%u2019s disease have been found, in a significant leap forward for dementia research, scientists say.
• British scientists have discovered two genes associated with the degenerative illness of the brain and their French colleagues uncovered a third. Having certain variations of the three genes could increase the risk of having %u201Ccommon%u201D late-onset Alzheimer%u2019s by ten to 15 per cent, the researchers say. …full story