For decades, the WABC newscaster encouraged other families facing the disease to hold onto hope. Now, he finds himself ...
The FDA is allowing MMI to enroll more patients in a feasibility trial studying use of the Symani robot for microsurgery to ...
Scientists may have uncovered a crucial clue to one of the biggest mysteries in Alzheimer's disease: why some people develop ...
"SuperAgers" keep razor-sharp memories past 80, but a new study shows this is not just down to good genes.
The longtime ABC New York anchor and his wife, Kathleen Friery, open up about the subtle memory changes, months of testing ...
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House tees up Alzheimer’s, dementia, ALS home care bills
The House plans on Wednesday to take up bills addressing Alzheimer's and dementia and home care services for people with ALS, ...
Bipartisan legislation would require insurers to cover FDA-approved medications that significantly slow disease progression, ...
Readers respond to a Science Times article, “New Potential for Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease.” Also: The noise that data centers make.
In 3,895 older adults, moderate daytime cortisol variability was associated with better cognition and slower decline, while ...
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Alzheimer's research: Columbia doctors pinpoint where the disease begins
Bill Ritter spoke with doctors at Columbia about Alzheimer's disease and their groundbreaking research.
People who lived within 50 km of a coal-fired power plant were 72.9% more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease pathology ...
Initially, Alzheimer’s tends to affect your learning and memory more than other types of dementia.
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