Despite Alzheimer’s being a devastating diagnosis, there's little evidence it's more than people can bear, and many reasons the patient wants to be informed.
New report from University of California: "Our study highlights layer after layer of issues that are contributing to a growing public health crisis where patients with dementia and Alzheimer's are concerned." It advises being as educated and proactive as possible.
In its January 2008 report, Consumer Reports explains that with Alzheimer's medications, less is often better. They include tips to help patients improve communication about prescriptions with doctors.
Two pieces of good news on Exelon make using it safer and less expensive.
Alzheimer's often involves a complex medicine regimen. Maintaining it can mean the difference between living at home or a care facility. Here are the best ways to manage medicines at home.
When should a person with Alzheimer’s stop driving? Is it always necessary? After all, to some people it can represent a devastating loss of independence.
A recent study revealed that the patients eating the most greens, grains, and olive oil lived 4 years longer.
