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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title NSAIDs Increase the Risk of Alzheimer’s If you take an anti-inflammatory, non-steroidal drug like naproxen or ibuprofen, and think that it will help prevent Alzheimer’s disease, think again. Tune into The Alzheimer’s Project on HBO In May a four-part TV series on Alzheimer’s disease called “The Alzheimer’s Project” will air. The HBO series will examine groundbreaking Alzheimer discoveries made by the country’s leading scientists and the effects this debilitating terminal disease has on those afflicted with Alzheimer’s. Maria Shriver Advocates for Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s disease is in the spotlight with a new celebrity, Maria Shriver, who has come forward to advocate for disease sufferers including their families. Also, recent advances in Alzheimer´s research. Living in the Moment with Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s is a disease about letting go of resentment and anger. You get a fresh start every moment. We can all learn to live in the moment.
A Protein Could Treat Alzheimer’s Based on animal studies, BDNF treatment could provide long-lasting protection by slowing, or stopping the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Does the Common Cold Sore Virus Cause Alzheimer’s? There is a new theory on the Alzheimer’s block with a simple and cheap solution. British scientists have observed a connection between the cold sore virus, herpes simplex, and Alzheimer´s. B Vitamins Don’t Improve Mental Function According to recent studies B vitamins do not reduce heart attacks, strokes or improve mental function in Alzheimer’s patients.Therefore instead of the traditional B vitamins, take the “Bee” vitamins. Holiday Tips for the Caregiver The Holidays are coming and along with it fun and nervous energy. As a caregiver to an Alzheimer’s patient, it is often difficult to feel festive and grateful. Here are some tips to reset your rythm and enjoy the holidays. Long Distance Caregiving If you are a caregiver from a distance for an Alzheimer’s patient, whether this means the patient is being taken care of at home by another family member, a live-in companion or at a nursing home, you will feel guilty.How do you connect and supervise? How do you help those bearing the brunt? How to Identify Alzheimer's Patient Abuse So how can you tell whether it is a fall, or an accidental bruise and not an injury inflicted by a caregiver – when you are not around to monitor your loved one?
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