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Alzheimer’s Disease
Learn more about the most common form of dementia.
8 Things No One Tells You About Being a Caregiver for Someone With Alzheimer’s Disease
Advice from people who have been there.
By Korin Miller
10 Facts About Alzheimer’s Disease You Should Know
Learning more may help ease confusion.
By Korin Miller
Are There Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease to Watch For?
Yes, but they’re not always easy to detect.
By Korin Miller
How Exactly Do Different Kinds of Alzheimer’s Medications Work?
While they’re not a cure, they can help manage symptoms.
By Sarah Jacoby
8 Things to Know About Frontotemperal Degeneration
It’s a form of dementia that typically affects younger adults.
By Carolyn L. Todd
4 Signs Your Bad Memory Could Be Linked to Something Serious
There’s a reason you’re so scatterbrained when you’re stressed.
By Alisa HrusticMedically reviewed by Lauren R. Natbony, MD
What to Expect From Alzheimer’s Treatment, According to Experts
Medication won’t turn back the clock, but it can improve your quality of life.
By Alisa HrusticMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
Meet the New Drugs That Can Slow Down Early Alzheimer’s
They’re not a cure, but they can delay the progression of the disease.
By Amy NortonMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
What to Do If Someone With Alzheimer’s Says They Want to “Go Home” When They’re Already There
For starters, don’t try to correct them.
By Theresa TamkinsMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
7 Alzheimer’s Caregivers Give Advice for Keeping Your Loved One Active
Customizing your approach based on their interests can make all the difference.
By Korin MillerMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
9 Caregivers Share 14 Tips for Looking After Someone With Alzheimer's
“Build a web of support for yourself and your loved one.”
By Korin MillerMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
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How to Provide Quality Care for Someone You Love With Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s care is not one-size-fits-all.
By Jacqueline Andriakos and Erica SloanMedically reviewed by Lindsey Ulin, MD
8 Important Ways to Take Care of Yourself When Caring for Someone With Alzheimer’s
Your health is important too.
By Korin Miller and Erica SloanMedically reviewed by Jessica Stern, PhD
Sundown Syndrome Is Why People With Alzheimer's Get More Confused at Night
Brain damage caused by dementia can lead to anxiety, fear, and irritability, especially in the evening. This is how caregivers can help.
By Cathy HabasMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
7 Signs a Loved One May Be Developing Dementia That a Lot of People Miss
New issues with driving, money, and sleep can all indicate something’s up.
By Jessie Van Amburg
How Even a Little Daily Movement Can Help Reduce Your Risk of Dementia
Your brain will thank you in the present and the future.
By Julia Ries WexlerMedically reviewed by Jessica Ailani, MD
Bruce Willis Has Frontotemporal Dementia—Here’s What to Know About the Symptoms
“FTD is a cruel disease that many of us have never heard of and can strike anyone,” his family said.
By Maggie O'Neill
‘P-Valley’ Star Brandee Evans Says Being Her Mom’s Caregiver Is ‘Bittersweet’
Taking care of “Momma” changed the actor’s life.
By Samantha Vincenty
This Condition Has Prompted Bruce Willis to Step Away From Acting
The disorder is “impacting his cognitive abilities.”
By Carolyn L. Todd
Tony Bennett’s Family Reveals He Was Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s
He first showed symptoms in 2015.
By Sarah Jacoby
Oral Health: A Window To Your Overall Health
Find out about the connection between your oral health and overall health.
By Mayo Clinic Staff
Aging Parents: 8 Warning Signs Of Health Problems
Know the telltale signs—memory problems, weight loss and changes in mobility—that might indicate illness in older adults.
By Mayo Clinic Staff
Alzheimer's And Dementia: Caregiver Depression
Learn about the risk of depression linked to dementia caregiving and strategies for self-care.
The FDA Will Finally Crack Down on Dietary Supplements—Here's What Experts Have to Say
"Humans are being used as guinea pigs."
By Korin Miller
Kathy Griffin Reveals Her Mother Has 'Rapidly Fallen Into the Throes of Dementia'
"This is never easy for any child."
By Korin Miller