Alzheimer's Disease - Symptoms
Are you concerned that a loved one may be suffering from Alzheimer's disease? Read on to learn about the most common early symptoms.
It's common for seniors to experience sadness and grief, but when these feelings are persistent, they may be a sign of depression.
Elderly patients often get confused or agitated toward the end of the day. Learn about the symptoms known as sundowning.
Caregiving expert Jackie Pinkowitz discusses the difference between age-related memory problems and Alzheimer's disease.
Here's what you need to know about this neurological condition, from symptoms to treatment options.
A simple spinal tap may be the key to identifying those who are heading toward Alzheimer's disease.
To some degree, we all experience such foggy moments, especially as we get older. But when should it be cause for concern?
It turns out memory problems are not necessarily a normal sign of aging.
Up to five percent of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's are in their forties and fifties when it strikes. Known as early-onset Alzheimer's, this middle-aged disease affects about 200,000 people in the U.S. alone.
While a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis can be scary, new research suggests that there's a silver lining to this inflammatory joint disease.
Middle-age adults with excess belly fat now have yet another reason to reduce their waist circumference. Research shows that abdominal obesity nearly triples their risk for dementia.
Do you ever find yourself becoming dazed or drowsy during the day? If so, you may want to check with your doctor.
Follow these tips to keep your mind in tip-top shape.
As life expectancy increases, so, too, does the prevalence of dementia. Here, a look at the disorder, from symptoms to treatment.
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of mental decline in older adults. But if caught early and with the right medications, its progression can be slowed. Here, a look at the disease by the numbers.