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Alzheimers Disease September 2004 Archive

From Carrie Hill, PhD, for About.com

Exercise Prevents Alzheimer's?

Thursday September 30, 2004
A new study suggests that regular exercise not only keeps people fit and healthy it may actually help to prevent the onset of dementia. But, before you start with the Read More...

Lewy Body Dementia

Sunday September 26, 2004
Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) has similarities to both Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease and can initially be mistaken for either condition. Whether Lewy body dementia is a unique condition is still Read More...

Sexual Desire and Intimacy

Wednesday September 22, 2004
Marriage, or long-term partnership, is cemented by mutual regard, love and sexual intimacy. As Alzheimer's progresses so the relationship between partners is affected for a number of reasons. In this Read More...

10 Ways to Empower Elders

Saturday September 18, 2004
We live in a world where the gap between being middle aged and elderly is far less distinct than in previous generations. Despite this elderly people are often stereotyped in Read More...

Medicare

Friday September 17, 2004
Search for information about all aspects of Medicare with this new resource

Life Stories

Tuesday September 14, 2004
When communication becomes difficult for those with Alzheimer's an approach known as life-stories becomes a valuable tool. Life stories can help caregivers understand and appreciate the background of the person Read More...

Types of Dementia

Friday September 10, 2004
There are various different causes and types of dementia. In this brief overview we look at Pick's, Huntington's, Parkinson's, vascular and CJD. Read more . .

Vitamin E Treatment

Wednesday September 8, 2004
The search for treatments into Alzheimer's disease has followed many paths, some of which provide tantalizing possibilities. Research into the effects of vitamin E is one such strand of interesting Read More...

Wandering 0ff

Saturday September 4, 2004
Very often people with Alzheimer's wander away from their home or place of care. In so doing they expose themselves to a number of dangers. Research suggests there is a Read More...

Discussing Death with Children

Friday September 3, 2004
Death is a concept that is extremely difficult for a child to understand. Grieving adults are often confused and unsure how to respond supportively. Most children require many explanations and Read More...

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