When Dave Elliott was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment in 2018, many services weren’t available to him and his wife,…
Hawken Miller
Hawken graduated from the University of Southern California (USC) in 2019. Before joining BioNews, he wrote for the Washington Post’s video game and esports section, Launcher, where he still contributes as a freelancer. Hawken is also a columnist for BioNews, focusing on his experience with Duchenne muscular dystrophy for Muscular Dystrophy News Today. His work has appeared in Dot Esports, The Orange County Register, KTLA 5, and The Sacramento Bee. He won a Webby for virtual reality journalism at USC.
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Articles by Hawken Miller
The start of summer holds the promise of beach trips, barbecues, and vacations, but for people with Alzheimer’s disease and…
When Lewis Hornby’s grandmother was rushed to the hospital in 2018, his family feared the worst. Pat Dickinson suffered from…
To honor their grandmother who died from Alzheimer’s in 2011, two sisters have written a children’s book to explain…
When Enma Espinosa worked during the day and her husband, Francisco Espinosa, worked the night shift, they barely saw each…
It took seven years from the time she started showing symptoms for Sophia Rodriguez’s mother to receive a confirmed diagnosis…
Every November since President Ronald Reagan’s proclamation in 1983, Americans have been partaking in National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month.
Researcher Amir Hirsa has found a way 240 miles above the Earth’s surface to study the aggregation of proteins that…
A new documentary released in advance of World Alzheimer’s Day today tells the story of a Worcester, Massachusetts, photographer…
Phil Frengs is on a coast-to-coast mission to raise money and awareness for Alzheimer’s disease, always thinking of, and…