New studies point to vision and smell as two possible early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease, which could help pave the way for better treatment solutions in the future.
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U.S. seeing decline in Alzheimer’s disease rates
Despite still lacking any kind of cure or effective form of treatment, rates of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in the United States appear to be falling, according to a series of new studies.
Study: Healthier lifestyles can reduce dementia risk for seniors
Adopting healthier lifestyles can help seniors ward off dementia and boost memory support in their later years, according to a new study out of Finland.
Local support group uses singing to cope with Alzheimer’s
The “Let’s Sing From Memory” group meets twice a month at a local church to practice singing as a form of coping with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
New blood test could provide early diagnosis for Alzheimer’s disease
A team of British researchers have recently discovered 10 blood proteins that may play a significant role in diagnosing Alzheimer’s early.
Study: Does a mom’s birthplace determine her child’s autism risk?
A new study conducted at UCLA may have found a potential link between a mother’s birthplace and whether or not their child will develop an autism spectrum disorder.
Could pesticide exposure be causing autism?
According to a new study, pregnant women who are exposed to areas rife with commercial pesticides may be at greater risk of giving birth to children with autism.
How can seniors improve memory support?
To better promote memory strength, seniors should make their physical well-being and stress priorities.
Can blood pressure affect memory support?
A new study found that subjects who experienced low blood pressure later in life tended to exhibit weaker memory support.
Can music play a role in Alzheimer’s treatment?
A recent study found that playing familiar pieces of music for patients with Alzheimer’s disease might help improve their self-awareness.