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Alzheimer's trial brings at-risk patients hope for the future, but new doubts in the present - Vimarsana News

Alzheimer's trial brings at-risk patients hope for the future, but new doubts in the present

Could a new model of testing and drugs make this brain disease as treatable as Type 2 diabetes? As researchers run tests to find out, neuroscience is divided on what to do for now

U.S. presidential race will test how we view age - Vimarsana News

U.S. presidential race will test how we view age

Joe Biden’s bid for re-election comes in an era of aging rock stars, deferred retirements and celebrations of late-in-life achievements.

Despite the noise over Joe Biden and Donald Trump, age and dementia do not go hand in hand - Vimarsana News

Despite the noise over Joe Biden and Donald Trump, age and dementia do not go hand in hand

Allegations of dementia against America’s president contenders, unfounded or accurate, should launch a necessary conversation on brain health and workplace leadership, said a Canadian advocate for older adults.

North York medical clinic tests drug to prevent Alzheimer's disease - Vimarsana News

North York medical clinic tests drug to prevent Alzheimer's disease

When Tyson Haller reached his 50s, he began to notice he wasn’t so sharp at remembering names. “Very mildly, I would forget (a friend’s) wife’s name, and I’d go, ‘But

1st signs of Alzheimer's may be detected in your eyes. This AI scan may help find it - National - Vimarsana News

1st signs of Alzheimer's may be detected in your eyes. This AI scan may help find it - National

The relentless pursuit of detecting Alzheimer's has posed a grueling battle for families and the medical community, but a simple eye scan may help ease that burden.