People with both Alzheimer's & a sleep-related breathing disorder (SRBD) experience disrupted sleep. A treatment called CPAP reduces time spent awake, improves oxygenation & provides deeper levels of sleep.
Timeslips offers techniques and exercises to connect people with Alzheimer's to family members & society. Though a long way from a cure, it's good to know people still care.
Find out when Namenda®(aka Ebixa®, generic memantine) helps and when it doesn’t. Learn how it protects against delusions, does little for agitation and improves cognitive functioning, anxiety and mood.
Watch ALIVE INSIDE as it follows Dan Cohen, a MusicandMemory.org social worker who brings iPods to people with Alzheimer's. Learn all about music therapy for dementia.
See this collection of videos, news, trials, testimonials, explanations, articles, forum discussions and extensive coverage of coconut oil for Alzheimer's. Take advantage of this unique overview of authoritative research.
"Abbott directed its sales force to get Depakote widely used in nursing homes, principally to neutralize older patients as a substitute for proper staffing." Watch off-label drug misuse suffer history's 2nd-largest penalty.
Can high-quality food aromas at particular times of day help stimulate the appetite of a person with dementia? Learn about ODE, a discreet, unobtrusive aid to rekindle an interest in eating.
New research shows ketogenic diets are relevant to Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's, Vascular and Lewy Body Dementias plus other neurological disorders. This article is the first in a series on dementia, ketogenic diets and related dietary insights.
Novartis presents opera star Deborah Voight performing for an audience of people with Alzheimer's. Top neuroscientists Sacks, Herrling and Arezzo discuss how "music can do things that language cannot. Music has unique powers."
Many of America's 5,000 music therapists are fighters in the battle against Alzheimer’s. NBC’s Nancy Snyderman reports on the growing wave of families turning to music therapy as a way to reconnect with their loved ones.
Learn why Consumer Reports often finds "less is better" for Alzheimer's medications. Get their tips to improve your patient-doctor prescription communication.