“Sundowning” is the term used for the changes in personality many Alzheimer’s disease patients experience in the late afternoon/early evening. MORE: How virtually reality is being used to help brighten up the lives of dementia patients According to WebMD, the change in light seems to trigger a cognitive response that gets progressively worse as the hours…
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3 Experimental Tests for Early Alzheimer’s Detection
Although there are a few experimental tests that can pinpoint some of the characteristics of Alzheimer’s disease, they’re not widely available and, according to the Mayo Clinic, more research is needed to determine what they reveal about the progression of a person’s Alzheimer’s disease and who the tests would benefit most.
What Is Dementia With Lewy Bodies?
Dementia with Lewy bodies is a type of dementia that shares similarities to Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. In this video from the Alzheimer’s Society, we find out more about the condition and how it affects those who live with it. MORE: …
There are many reasons to stay physically active when you have Alzheimer’s disease. Physical activity can be anything that gets you out and about, including gardening, walking the dog, swimming or taking an exercise class. Here are some of the reasons you should participate in regular physical activity according to the …
How Service Dogs Are Trained for Dementia Patients
Service dogs can provide a helping hand for anyone suffering from dementia. They can be taught hundreds of small tasks that can really make a big difference to dementia and Alzheimer’s disease patients, giving them back some autonomy, allowing them to get more out of life and taking some of the burden from caregivers. MORE: 10 benefits…
6 Known Risk Factors for Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia that mainly strikes older people, although it can occasionally strikes people in their 40s and 50s. While no singular cause has been determined, researchers have identified certain factors which may put people at a higher risk of developing the disease. According to the …
Can Head Injuries Cause Alzheimer’s Disease?
There has been much talk about whether or not head trauma can lead to Alzheimer’s disease or dementia later in life. According to the Mayo Clinic, research has found serious head injuries that result in being unconscious for more than 24 hours represent a greater risk of developing the disease. MORE: …
This moving video from Tribemix explores how modern technology is helping people with dementia. MORE: Find out about the use of music therapy for patients with Alzheimer’s disease The footage shows three dementia patients using a virtual reality headset that surrounds them with peaceful settings like beaches and forests. The experience helps to…
Music has been proven to have a beneficial effect on people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Aside from providing fun and enjoyment, music can also help in other ways, according to umh.org and alzheimers.net. Music helps to bring back memories and emotions. Everyone has…
In this CBN News video, neurologist Dr. Andre Fredieu from the Carrick Brain Center talks about brain exercises that have been found to help patients with Alzheimer’s disease. Explore the brain to uncover the secrets of Alzheimer’s disease. The center reports successful stories of many Alzheimer’s patients who have…
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