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When your loved one’s care requirements exceed what can be safely managed at home, it might be time to consider specialized care in a facility. Here are some key considerations. Navigating the ...

TikTok is most well-known for being a platform for young people who are incredibly open about their mental health. However, it’s also a platform where thousands of creators who serve as caregivers for ...

The expert panel offers comprehensive insights on the patient journey for people with Alzheimer disease, highlighting symptoms, challenges, and the diagnostic process. [Dr Nair] Please describe the ...

As Alzheimer's disease progresses beyond the early stages, the behavior changes and emotional impacts of the disease can be some of the most distressing aspects for caregivers and loved ones.

Gene Hackman was cared for by his wife in his final years. Her unexpected death highlights the essential and challenging job of those who care for Alzheimer’s patients. By Isabelle Taft The details of ...

Finding resources as an Alzheimer’s caregiver can be daunting. But a wealth of resources is available to you if you know where to look, including resources for financial help, home care, and ...

Expanding public education, increasing access and quality of care, supporting family caregivers and increasing training for health care providers were among the recommendations an Alzheimer's and ...

There's no single test that can tell when someone has Alzheimer's disease. Identifying the disease in the early stages allows individuals to make decisions about their future and possibly start on ...

Eli Lilly is expanding care offerings on its direct-to-consumer (DTC) platform LillyDirect, now offering connections to independent in-person and telehealth options for those living with Alzheimer’s ...

Looking for a way to send ObamaCare foes into a tizzy? Try suggesting emulating the French system. In any way. And yet if we believe in the notion of learning from best practices in health care –as ...

New data released Wednesday by the Alzheimer’s Association shows 6.9 million people aged 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s in the United States. Over 210,000 of them are North Carolinians.