Recent research offers hope for Alzheimer's patients and their families. Could intensive lifestyle changes not just delay cognitive decline, but potentially improve conditions for those in the early stages?
For those living with early-stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), staying on top of daily tasks can become increasingly challenging. Elli Cares steps in to offer a helping hand, with its notification reminders …
More and more older adults in the U.S. are choosing to stay in their own homes as they age—a concept known as aging in place. This choice can offer many benefits, such as maintaining …
Recent research indicates that regular consumption of olive oil may significantly lower the risk of dying from dementia. According to the study, people who consumed about a tablespoon of olive oil daily had a …
Uber Health is launching its new service this summer: Uber Caregiver. This will enable users to add a caregiver to their Uber profile to coordinate rides, and deliveries, and track services in real-time, utilizing …
So, what should we be having for lunch if we want to support our brain health and reduce the risk of Alzheimer's? Dr. Patel has a go-to recommendation...
A common hormone already produced by the body could halt early-stage Alzheimer’s. Leptin, released by fat cells and involved in appetite regulation, potentially reduces the effects of toxic brain proteins amyloid and tau. These …
The connection between vitamin D and brain health is gaining attention, as researchers explore how this nutrient can support the neural pathways and protective mechanisms against age-related cognitive decline.