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Tips for Healthy Living as Dementia Progresses
A healthy diet and staying active is good for everyone, especially for people living with dementia. However, as the disease progresses, this can be increasingly challenging for caregivers. Try incorporating these tips to help: Buy a variety of healthy foods.…
Check Out the Updated Dementia Friendly Community Recognition Form
A new community application form has been uploaded to the ICRN website.
Alzheimer’s Disease Genetics Symposium, Rebooting Immune Cells’ Metabolism, and More
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Language Performance as a Predictor of Future Alzheimer’s Disease
in people who are cognitively normal.
Addressing Alzheimer’s Disease: A Collaborative Effort Across the Federal Government
Agencies across the federal government support efforts to carry out the National Plan to Address Alzheimer’s Disease, a coordinated approach to accelerate research and improve care and services for individuals impacted by dementia.
Is There a Link Between Dementia and Chronic Pain?
A new study suggests that chronic pain may be linked to dementia.
Addressing Alzheimer’s disease: A Collaborative Effort Across the Federal Government
Alzheimer's disease and related dementias change the way people remember, think, and act. These diseases can be devastating for the individuals who have them and for their families. Agencies across the federal government support efforts to carry out the National Plan…
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Lack of Sleep in Middle Age and Dementia Risk, Early Life Mental Illness Connected to Faster Aging, and More
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Harnessing SPIRIT to Improve Dementia Care
A collaborative study called SPIRIT allows individuals with early stage dementia who have mild to moderate cognitive impairment and their loved ones to take control and plan for future care.
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