Lack of Sleep May Be Linked to Dementia
An expansive new study promotes the power of sleep for people in their 50s and 60s. Research shows a good night’s sleep will improve your chances of not developing dementia.
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Brain Fog or Cognitive Decline? What You Need to Know
Whether it’s the feeling of the isolation and fear associated with the global pandemic or a side effect of COVID-19 survivors, there are concerns about lingering feelings of mental fuzziness.
Combating The Concerning Trend Of Cognitive Decline In Those 50+
In cognitive tests, the research showed cognition scores began to decline in the early baby boomers and decreased further in the mid-baby boomers.
Dog Goes from Shelter to Savior: Sadie, The Rescue Dog
Some people would consider Sadie a bad dog. She had been turned away at three shelters before ending up at the Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge in Oakland, New Jersey, last September.
This Valentine’s Day, Consider the Gift of Health
Valentine’s Day is all about memories. The magic of yesterday, sprinkled with the moments to come. Happily, ever after, etched in every photo, love letter, email, and sealed with a kiss.
Groundbreaking Study Shows Success in Reversing the Aging Process
We can’t escape the biological timeline of aging. But we can stem the tide with new technology.
How Alzheimer’s Took My Mom’s Spirit
George Diaz recounts his personal experience of watching his mother decline due to Alzheimer’s, and provides resources for those currently providing care for someone battling this disease.
How COVID-19 Could Impact Your Brain
A recent study looked at how COVID-19 impacted the brains of more than 84,000 people that have recovered from the virus.
“This Is Us” Actor Shares Alzheimer’s Experiences
Alzheimer’s Disease has long tentacles. Learn how It has impacted the world of “This Is Us” actor Jon Huertas.
What’s It Like to Have Dementia?
What is it like to live with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease? Teepa Snow is one of the world’s leading educators on dementia. In this eye-opening conversation, she explains what caregivers and loved ones need to know about what is going on in the minds of those with dementia.