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Alzheimer's Disease First Blood Test, Available in the United States

Dec 01, 2020 AM EST

Experts require more accurate results to be pleased with the blood test that can diagnose Alzheimer's disease.
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Swedish Researchers Found Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease in People with Down Syndrome

Nov 23, 2020 AM EST

Researchers found a high percentage of tau on Down's syndrome patients' brain tissues, which are linked to the early indicator of Alzheimer's disease.
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Researchers Confirmed the Link Between Alzheimer's Disease and Gut Microbiota

Nov 15, 2020 AM EST

Researchers confirm the connection of gut microbes in Alzheimer's disease.
MD News Daily - Blood Test That Can Detect Alzheimer’s Disease Now Available for Clinical Use

Blood Test That Can Detect Alzheimer’s Disease Now Available for Clinical Use

Oct 31, 2020 PM EDT

PrecivityAD, the ground-breaking blood test that can identify the presence of amyloid, An Alzheimer's disease hallmark, is now available for use in clinical use.
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Ketogenic Drink That Can Treat Mild Cognitive Impairments in Older Adults Discovered by a Quebec Professor

Oct 30, 2020 PM EDT

A drink developed by a Quebec professor shows a great response in treating mental impairments.
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Study Suggest Road Networks Contribute To Why People With Dementia Go Missing

Oct 30, 2020 PM EDT

A study from the University of East Anglia shows that Road Hubs may be a factor why people with Dementia gets lost.
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New Epigenetic Clock Can Show Aging of the Human Brain

Oct 30, 2020 AM EDT

The University of Exeter has developed a newer version of Epigenetic Clock that is more accurate than previous versions.
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Why Alzheimer's Disease Patients Travels Back in Time and Reminisce Their Past

Oct 28, 2020 PM EDT

The neocortex is an area of the brain where past memories are stored. This is responsible for why Alzheimer's patients reminisce about their past experiences.
5 Good Things You’ll Love About Eating More Turmeric

5 Good Things You’ll Love About Eating More Turmeric

Oct 15, 2020 AM EDT

Experts and some research cite turmeric "as being a healthy addition to our diet for several reasons. Below are 5 of the good things you'll love about the spice if you eat more of it.
MD News Daily - Is Hearing Loss Responsible for the Millions of Dementia Cases Worldwide? Here’s What Scientists Say

Is Hearing Loss Responsible for Millions of Dementia Cases Worldwide? Here’s What Scientists Say

Sep 11, 2020 PM EDT

Scientists have recently developed a new concept on how hearing loss may lead to dementia and believed that dealing with this sensory damage early may help in the prevention of the disease.
MD News Daily - Researchers Reveal How Ketogenic Diet Can Help Reduce Fungi in Gut Associated With Alzheimer's Risk

Researchers Reveal How a Keto Diet Could Help Reduce Alzheimer-Causing Fungi in the Gut

Sep 02, 2020 AM EDT

A study presents distinctive fungi that co-live with microbes in the gut of an individual who has MCI can be moderated through the use of a Mediterranean ketogenic diet.
MD News Daily - Alzheimer's Disease: Protective Gene Uncovered in Human Cell Model – Bringing Promise for New Drug Discoveries

Protective Gene in Human Cell Model Could Bring Drug Developments for Alzheimer's Disease

Jul 14, 2020 PM EDT

Every three seconds, someone in the world develops dementia. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease. While researchers have identified a number of risk factors that are linked to dementia--including genetics, smoking, and high bloo..

Horse Therapy Reduces Alzheimer's Symptoms

May 06, 2014 PM EDT

Equine therapy -- a soothing activity that is based around caring for horses -- may ease symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, a recent study suggests.

Alzheimer's Variant Often Goes Unnoticed

May 02, 2014 PM EDT

An unusual variant of Alzheimer's disease if often misdiagnosed and may be going unnoticed in an estimated 600,000 Americans, according to the results of a recent research conducted by the Mayo Clinic.

Gene Explains Why Women Are More Vulnerable to Alzheimer's

Apr 15, 2014 PM EDT

Researchers have determined that a single gene variant is responsible to giving aging women a much higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, compared to men of the same age.
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