Dr. William Netzer, a researcher from the Fischer Foundation in NY discusses the latest in Alzheimer´s research.

A new test has been created which can diagnose Alzheimer’s even before a person shows any symptoms. This will greatly enhance researchers’ ability to evaluate the effectiveness of new drug therapies which should dramatically speed up the development of a cure for this dreaded disease.

We all know that Alzheimer’s disease plays havoc with time. However, did you know that a limited life space might be a precursor to this disease?

This study is the first to demonstrate that a skin patch which is noninvasive could provide a new therapeutic approach for Alzheimer’s.

A study, funded by the National Institutes of Health, demonstrates that closeness to one’s caregiver correlates with a slower decline in both cognition and function in activities of daily living, especially for people whose spouses took care of them.

Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers are in the national eye because of Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Listen to a short radio interview in which I share my personal experiences and knowledge.

An important Alzheimer’s finding that just came out involves taking a combination of vitamins to prevent the disease.

Based on animal studies, BDNF treatment could provide long-lasting protection by slowing, or stopping the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.