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Warding off Dementia
OZY If it seems like Alzheimer’s is everywhere these days, that’s because it is. Deaths from the disease have risen some 68 percent in the past decade, with more than 500,000 deaths a year. It’s the sixth biggest killer in the U.S, according to the … |
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Dementia helps Utah caregivers ‘understand what’s important’
Salt Lake Tribune The book shows patients and families “they are not alone in the feelings and challenges they face” and that “there can be high quality of life throughout the illness,” Norman Foster, director of the U.’s Center for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging and … |
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Dementia in prisons a growing health issue
Nursing Careers Allied Health As reported in the South Coast Register, chief executive officer of Alzheimer’s Australia NSW John Watkins said prison authorities needed to act now to ensure appropriate care for people in prison with dementia. “Just as people in prison are treated … Dane County dementia patient transition team seen as modelMilwaukee Journal Sentinel |
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Utah addict: Caring for grandfather with dementia ‘saved my life’
Salt Lake Tribune The book shows patients and families “they are not alone in the feelings and challenges they face” and that “there can be high quality of life throughout the illness,” Norman Foster, director of the U.’s Center for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging and … |
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Dane County dementia patient transition team seen as model
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Keeping dementia patients in community settings is increasingly important after the state Supreme Court ruled that people with Alzheimer’s can’t be involuntarily detained under a mental health statute. © 2014, Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. |
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Dane County dementia program could expand statewide
Madison.com As part of the overhaul, the state health department is talking with the Madison-based Alzheimer’s and Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin, part of the county’s Dementia Support Team, about expanding the team’s model to other parts of the state. The goal is … |
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Second Kane dementia unit ready in Scott
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Dennis Biondo, executive director of the four Kane Regional Centers, said the new unit was designed to respond to what he described as a growing need: nursing care for senior citizens with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. “We’re not the … |
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How dementia is changing me: My battle with an ever-shifting identity
The Independent For my 61st birthday, in 2010, I was given the diagnosis of microvascular disease, after Alzheimer’s, the second leading cause of dementia. I was – as my rather blunt neurologist put it – already “dementing”. Insofar as I had thought about dementia … Alzheimer’s disease could be as much about lifestyle as agingJournal Times LeBlanc: Are you prepared for the possibility of alzheimer’s?Hernando Today |
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Alzheimer’s disease could be as much about lifestyle as aging
Wisconsin State Journal It’s part of an effort by the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin to make Dane County more dementia-friendly. Watertown, in Dodge and Jefferson counties, launched a similar initiative last year. For details: Call Joy Schmidt at 608-232-3400 … How dementia is changing me: My battle with an ever-shifting identityThe Independent |
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Apathy unproven as early warning sign of dementia
NHS Choices “Elderly who lose interest in pastimes could be at risk of Alzheimer’s,” reports The Daily Telegraph, with other papers reporting similar headlines. These incorrect headlines are based on the results of a study that looked for a link between symptoms … Elderly who lose interest in pastimes could be at risk of Alzheimer’s DiseaseTelegraph.co.uk Apathy in Seniors Could Be a Sign of a Shrinking Brain, Says New StudyHealthline |
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