The Alzheimer's Association released a list of gift recommendations for individuals with the disease at every stage of ...

These changes affect our brain’s health and how it functions. As a result, the biggest risk factor for dementia is age. As we get older, we become more likely to develop a disease like Alzheimer’s.

The video showed film posters leading up to the nursing home’s makeshift movie theater, what looked like real windows along ...

As well as providing warmth and comfort for people with dementia, these hand muffs are a source of mental stimulation and exercise. Kathryn Rawling, Dementia Support Manager at Alzheimer's Society ...

This all just depends on the fun craft that you’re going to do! Your little campers will love having all the fun things to be able to craft with. Many easy camping crafts only need a piece of paper ...

They also argue the focus on what causes the co-occurrence of hearing loss and dementia could inadvertently distract from much needed research on how to assess and help people who live with both ...

I also noticed that the tablet has an easy-to-grip design, which is perfect for people with arthritis. The GrandPad makes a good companion for seniors with memory loss. Sending texts, making calls, ...

which provides a magnetic pouch for seniors or people with medical conditions to store vital medical information, so first responders have easy access when called for help. The magnetic pouch is ...

Wendy Williams’s legal guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, shared a bleak update on the former presenter’s dementia battle in a recent court filing. Morrissey, a lawyer, said the 60-year-old writer ...

Dementia can affect many brain functions, including memory and emotional expression. But these effects don’t change what people with dementia think about as much as you might expect. Dementia is ...

Those who were under the age of 75 when they entered the study appeared more prone to negative effects compared with people who were older. The link between wildfire smoke and dementia was ...

FTD is sometimes misdiagnosed as a mental health condition or Alzheimer’s disease, but it typically occurs at a younger age, between 40 and 65, than other types of dementia. “Most people ...