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Dementia Care is a concern of many families. And if they do not attend to it accordingly, the whole family may suffer from its consequences. Although many older adults live entirely free from this condition, the projection in 2060 is at about 14 mill...
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Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common types of Dementia. It is a progressive disease that begins with mild memory loss and may progress to loss of ability to converse and respond to the environment. It can also seriously impair a person’s...
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Aging and memory issues are commonly depicted together. However, not all memory problems are caused by aging and some are caused by other factors. Unfortunately, this common association can become a dangerous misconception. Myths of the same type pre...
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Alzheimer’s Disease, which is a form of Dementia, is an irreversible disorder of the brain that gradually deteriorates memory, reasoning skills, and the capacity to carry out daily activities, necessitating full-time Dementia care at some point...
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Dementia is a set of symptoms that cause a person’s thinking and memory skills to deteriorate to the point that they interfere with everyday activities and social connections. In elderly persons, Alzheimer’s Disease is the most prevalent ...
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Dementia and its many types do not have a cure but there are medications available to treat their symptoms—the two main types being cholinesterase inhibitors and memantine. However, like all medications, they have side effects. That is why, as a pa...
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