Early Detection Is Key in Fight Against Alzheimer’s - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Early detection is key in fight against Alzheimer’s - West Hawaii Today

Imagine losing your memories, your ability to recognize loved ones, or even perform daily tasks that once felt second nature. This is the painful reality for over 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease — a condition we’ve known about for over 120 years, yet still have no cure for.

Early detection is key in fight against Alzheimer’s - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Imagine losing your memories, your ability to recognize loved ones, or even perform daily tasks that once felt second nature. This is the painful reality for over 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease — a condition we’ve known about for over 120 years, yet still have no cure for.

New Study Finds That A Blood Test For Diabetes Might Actually Predict Alzheimer’s Progression

New research links a common blood test used in diabetics to determining faster Alzheimer’s decline. Find out how the TyG index could help predict brain health.

Neuronal Glycogen Breakdown Reduces Tauopathy Damage

In recent years, neurodegenerative disorders characterized by abnormal tau protein accumulation, collectively known as tauopathies, have posed a formidable challenge to biomedical research and clinical treatment. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and frontotemporal lobar degeneration with tau inclusions (FTLD-tau) represent the most prominent members of this group, notoriously lacking effective therapeutic options. Groundbreaking research now reveals a s…

How to Alzheimer’s-proof yourself: new book claims prevention is possible for 99% of people.

A new book challenges the conventional view of Alzheimer’s, claiming that for the vast majority of people, the disease is not an inevitable part of ageing but something that can be prevented.  This is a brilliant book. Instead of parroting … Continue reading →

Insulin Resistance Test May Help Predict Early Alzheimer's Cognitive Decline Rate

A simple blood test for insulin resistance could help predict cognitive decline in people with early Alzheimer’s.