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Most people think of dementia as something that affects a person's brain. But a new study shows just how much damage it does to a person's wallet and bank account too – as well as the higher demands it places on their family members.
Dementia affects more than the brain. A new study shows the toll it takes on a person's wallet—and on family caregivers, too.
People with dementia are associated with needing more help with daily activities, having financial burdens, and having more hospital and nursing facility stays, according to new data.
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Researchers have found a widowhood effect, at least in the first three months after the death of a spouse, but it is short-lived
New research from a Health and Retirement Study (HRS) found only about two-thirds of those aged over 70 have a will – a signifi