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Dementia: The risks of prescribing antipsychotic drugs as a treatment

Researchers are reporting additional health risks associated with prescribing antipsychotic medications to people with dementia

New yorkUnited statesUnited kingdomJ wes ulmJason krellmanDavid merrillNational institutes of healthColumbia university irving medical centerDiscovery into healthBritish medical journalNational institutesPinto healthMedical news todayPacific neuroscience institutePacific brain health centerProvidence saint john

Dementia: How higher triglyceride levels may help lower risk

Researchers say higher levels of triglycerides, a form of body fat, may help lower the risk of dementia, although they aren't certain why there could be a link

South australiaUnited statesColumbia universityNew yorkWestern australiaStaten island university hospitalZhen zhouJason krellmanSchool of public healthNorthwell healthCenters for diseasePreventive medicine at monash universityAmerican academy of neurologyAmerican academyPublic healthPreventive medicine

Dementia: Chronic use of some acid reflux drugs linked to higher risk

Long-term use of certain prescription acid reflux medications is associated with a higher risk of developing dementia, according to a new study.

Jason krellmanJessica kalenderUniversity of kansas health systemJessica kalender richGeriatric medicine specialistKansas health systemMedical news todayAssociate professorColumbia university irving medical center

Alzheimer s Disease: Can New EEG Test Catch the Condition Earlier?

Researchers are investigating new way of using an EEG headset to diagnose Alzheimer's disease.

Joel salinasJason krellmanRaphael waldGeorge stothartBaptist health marcus neuroscience instituteLangone healthIsaac healthUniversity of bathSouthmead hospitalClinical assistant professorChief medical officerBaptist health marcus neuroscienceAssistant professorColumbia university irving medical centerAlzheimer x27s disease

Higher magnesium intake linked to lower dementia risk

People who consume more than 550 milligrams of magnesium each day may have younger brain ages by the time they reach age 55, a new study suggests.

United statesBruce albalaKelly johnsonJason krellmanNaomi jean baptisteHoward prattNational capital poison centerBehavioral healthColumbia university medical centerProgram in public healthCommunity health of south florida incUniversity of californiaKelly johnson arborMedical newsEuropean journalUnited kingdom

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