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Alzheimer's Personal Advice Column - 12/8/2003 Update
"When my husband hallucinates about things happening around him how do I respond?" This column will give you the opportunity to take back your power, express your feelings and find a support system.

Alzheimer's Personal Advice Column
An Alzheimer´s caregiver, patient, or even someone whose memory is overloaded often feels isolated and trivialized. This column will give you the opportunity to take back your power, express your feelings and find a support system. Live Better and heal from within.

Alzheimer's is Making Me Feel Hollow Inside - What Can I Do?
I am in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. I am very aware of what is going on or is not going on in my head. I feel like a shadow of my former self. Can you give me some advice to help me adjust?

A Potential New Alzheimer's Drug - Gleevec
Dr. William Netzer, a researcher from the Fischer Foundation in NY discusses the latest in Alzheimer´s research.

A New Alzheimer’s Diagnostic Test Can View the Disease
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.

A Needle-Free Vaccine Looks Promising In Alzheimer’s
This study is the first to demonstrate that a skin patch which is noninvasive could provide a new therapeutic approach for Alzheimer’s.

A Loving Caregiver Can Slow Down 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.

A Frank Discussion About Alzheimer's
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.

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

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.

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