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Alzheimers Disease May 2005 Archive

From Carrie Hill, PhD, for About.com

Defining Dementia

Saturday May 28, 2005
In a number of articles I have described the signs, symptoms, features and characteristics of different types of dementia. Here, by contrast, is the definition of dementia.

Binswanger's Disease

Wednesday May 25, 2005
Not a form of dementia that springs readily to mind, Binswanger's disease refers to a form of subcortical dementia and is, of course, named after the person who first discovered Read More...

Vaccine Follow-up Results are Promising

Monday May 16, 2005
Although the original research into one particular form of vaccine research was stopped because of some reported side-effects, many of the recipients of a trial vaccine continued to be monitored. Read More...

Withholding a Diagnosis of Alzheimer's

Wednesday May 11, 2005
"My grandmother was diagnosed a few years ago and my grandfather decided it was best to keep things right and not tell her that she has Alzheimer's, but has gone Read More...

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

Monday May 9, 2005
Despite the press around the so-called human form of mad cow disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob (CJD)disease is rare. In this article I review the main features of this neuro-degenerative disease that causes Read More...

Nail & Hand Care Step-by-Step

Wednesday May 4, 2005
We all love to be pampered and like to look good. That rarely changes and people with Alzheimer's need and want to look and feel good too. The aim of Read More...

Obesity Increases Dementia Risk

Monday May 2, 2005
If you're middle-aged and overweight your risk of dementia increases according to research conducted by the Kaiser Permanente Medical Foundation. Read more about obesity and dementia.
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