I had never thought a lot about mild cognitive impairment, other than that the condition may lead to Alzheimer’s disease. But recently I read a news report that piqued my interest.
First let me tell you about news report on a study by Oregon Health and Science University that found that changes in walking speed among elders could point to the early stages of mild cognitive impairment. This research involved 93 people who were 70 years old and above. These participants all lived alone. At...
I remember Mom’s huge sigh of relief in 2004 when she finished a battery of tests to determine what was going on with her mind. The... Read more »
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Having sleep issues? Several studies that were just presented at the Alzheimer’s Associations International Conference suggest that sleep... Read more »
I would like to revisit three topics that I covered previously: the issue of depressive “pseudo-dementia,” the diagnosis of mild... Read more »
Put a paintbrush in the hand of one with dementia and what do you get? My husband found out this weekend while we worked at our ... Read more »
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