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From Carrie Hill, PhD, for About.com

Caprospinol Shows Promise in Fight Against Alzheimer's

Friday November 30, 2007
The experimental drug Caprospinol is reportedly the first drug to show in animals that clearing beta-amyloid from the brain is related to the recovery of memory functioning. This is encouraging, but ... Read More

"Will He Forget Me?"

Saturday November 17, 2007
A frequent question I've been asked by caregivers after learning that their spouse has Alzheimer's is, "Will he forget me over time?" As the disease progresses, the ability to recognize ... Read More

Plaque Isn't Just About Teeth and Arteries

Wednesday November 14, 2007
When we hear the word plaque, we usually think of the sticky stuff that collects on our teeth or inside our arteries. But there's another kind of plaque that can ... Read More

Memory Screening is Not a Substitute for Diagnosis

Wednesday November 14, 2007
Today was National Memory Screening Day, where healthcare agencies across the country offered free, confidential screenings for memory problems along with follow up resources and educational materials. While memory screenings can ... Read More

"It's Only Dementia..."

Thursday November 8, 2007
A caregiver recently told me, “Thank goodness my husband doesn’t have Alzheimer’s – it’s only dementia.” I had to gently explain that dementia isn’t necessarily a better diagnosis. Many people think ... Read More
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