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New Modeling Reveals High Societal Value Of Early Alzheimer’s Care
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Your Gut May Be Making A Molecule That Raises Alzheimer’s Risk
A study links the gut-bacteria molecule imidazole propionate to Alzheimer’s-related brain markers and faster cognitive decline, but does not prove cause in people.
Sean Terwilliger’s Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Made Him ‘A Completely Changed Man’
After years seeking memory testing, Sean Terwilliger was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s at 60. He describes treatment, writing and unanswered questions.
One Cognitive Test Is A Snapshot — Two Is A Trajectory: A Physician’s Take
Physician Nathaniel Chin says repeat, broad cognitive testing can help distinguish a person’s decline from lifelong differences or a bad testing day.
How Drinking Affects Your Dementia Risk
Search and coverage interest in how drinking relates to dementia risk is rising, but the trigger and any specific new evidence remain unconfirmed.
Alzheimer Association Surges In Global Coverage
Search interest and media coverage of the Alzheimer Association have surged significantly, signaling increased global attention on Alzheimer’s disease and related research.
Your Sleep May Be Hiding An Early Clue To Alzheimer’s
Emerging research suggests changes in sleep could serve as early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease, prompting increased scientific and public interest.
Taxi Drivers Rarely Die Of Alzheimer’s
Recent studies suggest taxi drivers are less likely to die of Alzheimer’s, raising questions about lifestyle and cognitive health correlations.
National Jewish Surges In Global Coverage
Media mentions of National Jewish increased 24-fold in recent reporting, signaling heightened international attention. Details are still emerging.
The Shingles Vaccine May Reduce The Risk Of Dementia
Recent study suggests shingles vaccine may lower the risk of developing dementia, but further research is needed to confirm the link.
