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What Are the Treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease?
In the modern medical world, when someone is diagnosed with a disease, the usual first step is to be prescribed ...
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Here’s What It’s Really Like to Date in Your 80s
Eleven years ago, after a 50-year marriage, I entered a new chapter of life with a very different title. No ...
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How a new technology might accelerate Alzheimer’s testing, treatment for millions
It can take months or years for doctors to determine whether people with early signs of memory loss have Alzheimer's ...
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Having an Estate Plan Can Help Split Assets Without Dividing Siblings
Mature couple talking to their children while sitting at dining table and drinking tea Linda Rice Thorup and Lisa Rice ...
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Managing Money Problems for People With Dementia
People with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia often have problems managing their money. Research shows that money problems may be one ...
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5 Things to Know About Concussions
Princess Anne, sister of King Charles III, sustained minor injuries and a concussion following an incident on the royal residence ...
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Living With Joy: How Patients and Caregivers Can Proactively Approach an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
Four years ago, Rebecca Chopp, Ph.D., now 72, from Broomfield, Colorado, was living a packed life as a wife, mother, ...
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Decluttering? 10 Great Ways to Get Rid of Unwanted Books
There are countless used books gathering dust on shelves and nightstands or moldering in attics and basements across the country. ...
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Loneliness Can Raise Older People’s Odds for Stroke
A lonely middle and old age could bring higher odds for a stroke, new data suggests. A 12-year study of ...
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