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Commentary: As Alzheimer's risk grows, caregivers need support

Florida to introduce dementia training to law enforcement after signing of new bill

A newly signed law establishes formal training for law enforcement in Florida to learn how to interact with people who have memory care issues.

Letters: Jacksonville Jaguars need to show fans some love, keep 'home' games at home

As the Jaguars' season ends, fans have ideas for future success and the stadium project; building permit complaints; Surgeon General Ladapo; and more.

The Alzheimer's Association Brain Bus is coming to Jacksonville – 104.5 WOKV

The Alzheimer's Association Brain Bus is coming to Jacksonville

The Alzheimer’s Association Brain Bus will make several stops in Jacksonville September 6 to 8, offering free support services to those facing the disease, including hurricane preparedness guidance for dementia caregivers. Trained staff will be available to help families understand steps to an accurate diagnosis, warning signs, caregiving tips and connect to local resources. Jacksonville stops include a free program at 1 p.m. covering the warning signs of Alzheimer’s, how to get a diagnosis and resources.

South Florida leads the US in percentage of people with Alzheimer's, new report says – Sun Sentinel

ALS Association brings CEO Soak fundraiser to Pensacola Beach

The ALS Association is bringing a new version of the Ice Bucket Challenge, the CEO Soak, to Pensacola to help raise awareness about ALS.

Extreme heat precautions for families facing dementia | News, Sports, Jobs

Please check in on family members living with Alzheimer's or other dementia! More than 580,000 Floridians are living with the disease and extreme heat can be an

Metro Orlando clinical trial hopes to speed up Alzheimer's diagnoses for minorities – Orlando Sentinel

Up to 100 spots are still open for a clinical trial that vows to have 20% Black and Latinx participants.

Alzheimer's Association will host lighting ceremony at Capitol

Hosted by the Alzheimer’s Association, the annual lighting ceremony will begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday, FEb. 8, on the Old Capitol’s steps.