Three Factors that Make your Brain More Vulnerable to Dementia
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12 Ways to Prevent or Delay Dementia
By Nicholas Chan | August 6th, 2020 12 Things You Can Do To Help Prevent or Delay Dementia [...]
TEEPA SNOW’S “POSITIVE APPROACH” ® – TO DEMENTIA CARE
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Living Well With Alzheimer’s: Teepa Snow on Improving Quality of Life For Patients and Caregivers
By Tanner Jensen/beingpatient.com | February 6th, 2020 Adjusting to life with dementia is an incredibly hard transition, both for the [...]
How Music Therapy Could Help People With Dementia
December 22, 2019 Heard on Weekend Edition Sunday National Public Radio . A new study from University College London finds the [...]
Looking Beyond Drugs to Treat Aggression in Dementia Patients
By Lecia Bushak | October 17th, 2019 https://www.beingpatient.com Looking Beyond Drugs to Treat Aggression in Dementia Patients While forgetfulness and cognitive [...]
End Stage Alzheimer’s: What to Expect and How to Build Resiliency
End Stage Alzheimer’s: What to Expect and How to Build Resiliency By Lecia Bushak, beingpatient.com | September 3rd, 2019 Alzheimer’s [...]
Music and Art Enrich Lives of Alzheimer’s Patients
Music and Art can enrich the lives of people with Alzheimer's disease. Both allow for self-expression and engagement, even after [...]
MSRN Participates in Alzheimer’s Assoc Annual Baltimore Dementia Conference 4.13.18
The Sheraton in Towson hosted a large crowd for the Alzheimer's Association Annual Baltimore Dementia Conference. Extremely well attended! [...]
Ten Warning Signs of Dementia
Ten Warning Signs of Dementia As more brain researchers are finding that subjective cognitive complaints may be the earliest sign [...]