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Blarcamesine appeared to slow the decline of cognition and functional capacity for people with Alzheimer’s disease in a ...
Nearly half of Alzheimer’s disease patients treated with TrueBinding ’s investigational therapy TB006 for at least three months showed signs of disease reversal or cognitive improvement, according to ...
In early-stage Alzheimer's, changes in abilities or behavior may be minor and only noticeable to family and close friends. Some symptoms typify this stage.
Consider the following before gently correcting your loved one: The present stage of dementia and your loved one’s ability to process information. Is the behavior connected to dementia, or was it ...
Foralumab, an investigational nasal spray being developed by Tiziana Life Sciences, has been cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for expanded use to treat moderate Alzheimer’s ...
The PrecivityAD blood test was found to influence doctors' decisions to treat for Alzheimer's disease in a real-world study.
Blazing through a magazine or newspaper is an activity most of us take for granted. However, someone with cognitive impairment may have difficulty devouring content. Deciphering small print and ...
Treatment with lecanemab (BAN2401), an experimental amyloid-targeting antibody, significantly slowed the progression of dementia symptoms among people with early Alzheimer’s disease in the Phase 3 ...
Columnist Ray Burow clarifies some common misconceptions about Alzheimer's disease, particularly that it's a type of mental illness.
Moderate stage Alzheimer's is the second and longest stage of this brain disease, likely marked by increased forgetfulness, confusion, and trouble speaking.
In the future, doctors may diagnose Alzheimer’s disease by scanning a patient’s eyes — thanks to new evidence that telltale plaques of amyloid-beta are present not only in the brain, but also in the ...
The small snacks available in the U.S. and U.K. encourage people with Alzheimer's and dementia to increase their water intake.
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