9 Ways to Cope With Dementia-Related Personality Changes'Caring for someone you love who is living with dementia is unpredictable, relentless, hard, and, at times, terrifying'February 5, 2025
Red Light Therapy Emerges as Potential Dementia TreatmentWhile research is still in its early stages, RLT may help increase brain blood flow and improve sleepFebruary 4, 2025
Dining Out, Traveling and Enjoying the Arts: Helping People With Dementia Live Life to the FullestA variety of services assist people with cognitive impairment — and their caregiversJanuary 30, 2025
The Family Legacy I Don't Want: Will I Inherit Dementia?Throughout my life, I've always had a living relative with some form of dementiaJanuary 24, 2025
Documentary Faces the Reality of Lewy Body DementiaThree couples navigate the profound challenges of dementia — sharing strength, love and courage — in 'Facing the Wind'January 22, 2025
Brain Check: New Tools Shift Brain Care Into Realm of Preventative HealthPeople need to pay as much attention to brain health as they age as they do to caring for the rest of the bodyJanuary 21, 2025
The Latest in Alzheimer's Research, Care and AdvocacyA Q&A with Joanne Pike, the CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association and vice chair of the World Dementia CouncilJanuary 8, 2025
Helping Grandchildren Understand Dementia and Alzheimer'sHow to discuss changes caused by dementia or Alzheimer's and continue to have meaningful visits with your grandchildrenDecember 23, 2024
Talking Points: Tips for Communicating With Dementia PatientsPose simple questions, use a reassuring tone and allow extra time for response when interacting with people with dementiaDecember 9, 2024
What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been: The Wild Ride of Alzheimer'sDespite my mom's apparent cheerfulness and sense of humor, it's been hard to watch her declineNovember 27, 2024
Supporting a Loved One with Primary Progressive AphasiaLanguage difficulties are common in this form of dementia; here's how to care for someone with the diagnosisNovember 15, 2024
Yes, People With Cognitive Decline Can VoteAgeism, ableism and a lack of understanding all further biases that people with a cognitive disability won’t make informed voting choicesOctober 29, 2024
Alzheimer's and Immigrants: Language and Culture May Compound CareMy dad’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis made me wonder how his experience as an Iranian immigrant would impact his medical journeyOctober 22, 2024
FDA-Approved Treatment Sheds New Hope on Treating Alzheimer’s DiseaseThere are multiple medications that can slow Alzheimer’s disease or treat symptoms, including recently approved KisunlaSeptember 30, 2024
The Language of ArtA visit to a local art gallery with my mom, who has dementia, sparked words and memoriesAugust 14, 2024
When an Alzheimer's Diagnosis May Be Another DementiaResearchers discover a new memory loss syndrome and identify critical differentiating criteriaAugust 1, 2024
Can Children's Books Keep Aging Minds Engaged?At age 91, my mom stopped reading. When I gave her a picture book, she started reading again.July 26, 2024