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Category Archives: Alzheimer’s Disease
New Study Links Many Popular OTC Meds With Alzheimer’s
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Study: Noninvasive eye imaging may detect early signs of Alzheimer’s
A study led by researchers at Cedars-Sinai and NeuroVision Imaging LLC provides a scientific basis for using noninvasive eye imaging to essentially detect signs of Alzheimer’s. The experimental technology, developed by Cedars-Sinai and NeuroVision, scans the retina using techniques that can identify beta-amyloid protein deposits that mirror those in the brain. Yale Raman spectrocospic biomarker
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Foods and exercises that increase serotonin to prevent Dementia
Foods Eggs. The protein in eggs can significantly boost your blood plasma levels of tryptophan, according to recent research. Cheese. Cheese is another great source of tryptophan. Pineapples Tofu Salmon, wild Nuts and seeds, raw and free from molds Turkey Exercise In numerous studies exercise has been shown to increase both serotonin production and release. In particular, aerobic exercises, like running andContinue reading “Foods and exercises that increase serotonin to prevent Dementia”
Blood Test Identifies Key Alzheimer’s Marker
Blood Test Identifies Key Alzheimer’s Marker Summary: Researchers have devised a new blood test that can detect if amyloid had begun to accumulate in the brain. The test help physicians diagnose Alzheimer’s disease in a cheaper, less invasive way than currently available. The researchers will present their findings at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference inContinue reading “Blood Test Identifies Key Alzheimer’s Marker”
Alzheimer’s health care update
Drugs Pimavanserin for Agitation and Aggression in Alzheimer’s Disease (multiple sites) Crenezumab for Prodromal to Mild Alzheimer’s Disease (multiple sites) Brain Imaging Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative 3 (ADNI3) (multiple sites) Caregiving Tele-Savvy Education Program for Dementia Caregivers (Atlanta, GA) Caring for the Caregiver Technology-Based Program (Miami, FL) Exercise Exercise in Adults with Mild Memory Problems (EXERT) (multiple sites)Continue reading “Alzheimer’s health care update”
Explaining the Link Between Sleep and Alzheimer’s
Summary: A new study published in brain reveals that just one night of sleep disruption causes an increase in amyloid beta in the brains of healthy, middle aged people. A full week of sleep disturbances leads to a build up of Tau, another protein associated with Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. The study sheds lightContinue reading “Explaining the Link Between Sleep and Alzheimer’s”
Do most people get Alzheimer’s disease and if so should they not learn anything new?
Do most people get Alzheimer’s disease and if so should they not learn anything new? Only 25% of seniors get Alzheimer’s disease, 3x more with women, who are over stressed, hormonal imbalance, on meat diet with processed foods/toxic food, do not exercise, on sugary and toxic diet and has genetic predisposition (15% contribution). Alzheimer’s/Dementia isContinue reading “Do most people get Alzheimer’s disease and if so should they not learn anything new?”
Multiple modifiable risk factors associated with increased risk of Alzheimer’s
A Multidomain Two-Year Randomized Controlled Trial to Prevent Cognitive Impairment- the FINGER study Special Report courtesy of the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation, which is one of the funding sources for the FINGER study. Background: Observational studies have identified multiple modifiable risk factors associated with increased risk of late-life cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease (AD).Continue reading “Multiple modifiable risk factors associated with increased risk of Alzheimer’s”
Brain Iron May Predict Progression in Alzheimer’s
Pauline Anderson January 17, 2017 A new study suggests brain iron levels may predict disease progression in patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) who carry the APOE ε4 risk allele. Iron in the brain is an “underappreciated driver of disease progression” in AD, study author Ashley I. Bush, MBBS, PhD, senior principal research fellow, Florey Institute of NeuroscienceContinue reading “Brain Iron May Predict Progression in Alzheimer’s”