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Memory cafes at the National Comedy Center ignite laughter and connection for dementia patients

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Memory cafes at the National Comedy Center ignite laughter and connection for dementia patients

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Side by side on a sofa inside the National Comedy Center, Gail and Mario Cirasunda chuckled at a clip from the 1980s sitcom “Family Ties” that was playing on a TV screen. The show’s oldest daughter, Mallory, was introducing her unconventional artist boyfriend Nick to her bewildered television family.“I think our daughter brought him home once. Maybe two of our daughters!” Gail said with a laugh over coffee and donuts later. “Five daughters, two …See the Story

Retrospective Analyses Indicate Ozempic’s Protective Effects Against Stroke Fatality

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Retrospective Analyses Indicate Ozempic’s Protective Effects Against Stroke Fatality

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Three studies presented today at the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery's (SNIS) 22nd Annual Meeting discussed whether using GLP-1 inhibitors could lessen the impacts of stroke and related brain injuries or reduce the risk of stroke altogether.See the Story

Rare Video Message Shared by Fiona Phillips After Dementia Diagnosis - Liverpool Echo

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Rare Video Message Shared by Fiona Phillips After Dementia Diagnosis - Liverpool Echo

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The former GMTV presenter was told she had early onset dementia in 2023 See the Story

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Blood Test Detects Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in Middle Age

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Blood Test Detects Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in Middle Age

The two marriages of Peter and Alma: a B.C. caregiver’s love story

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Through dementia and devotion, a Ladysmith caregiver finds help from a vital but underfunded societyDementia · Ladysmith See the Story

We’ve Long Known that Music Eases Pain. Now, Science Is Proving It. | News Channel 3-12

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SeventyFour // Shutterstock We’ve long known that music eases pain. Now, science is proving it. At the University Hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio, cancer patients can ask for an unusual medicine: Could a guitar player come and play a tune by their bedside, like the Beatles’ “Let it Be”? “We have empirical evidence that shows music can help reduce a person’s pain perception,” says Seneca Block, director of Expressive Therapies at University Hospital…NHS · Hood River See the Story

There's a Crisis, Even if You Fake Dementia.

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Argentina lives on the macro economy and inflation index. In parallel, political conflicts and management problems are accumulated that are attempted to hide and kick forward with the argument of electoral time. Fire in the “Iron Triangle” led by Milei.Dementia · Argentina Read Article

Bursack: Guilt plagues caregiver after harsh response to mom

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Dear Carol: My mother with dementia has developed a fixation on the silver she sold years ago, and she repeatedly accuses me of stealing it. Normally, telling her that it’s safely in storage is enough to move her on to other things. Last week, just after learning of my husband’s cancer diagnosis, I went to visit Mom as usual. When she started in on me stealing her silver, I snapped, saying that if she thought I was a thief, she’d better get a di…Dementia · Moorhead Read Article

Markets, Slop, and Alyosha

“God Remembers in Our Dementia.” Jen Pollock Michel describes what she’s learned while caring for her aging mother: “Dementia, at the very least, reminds us of what it means to be human. We are fragile, finite creatures. We cannot self-exist or self-sustain. We depend on God for our very lives, but we are also deeply dependent on each other to offer the companionship and care that helps us both live and die.” “How to Build the Perfect City.” Chr…Artificial Intelligence · Tulsa Read Article

Losing One of Your Senses? It Could Be an Early Dementia Sign, Experts Say

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This is the 67th instalment in a series on dementia, including the research into its causes and treatment, advice for carers, and stories of hope. Dr Clive Thomas is a mental health nurse in Wales who has worked in memory assessment and dementia for years, giving him deep insights into the ways in which people experience changes both in their memory and their ability to continue living independently. During conventional memory assessments, he sa…Artificial Intelligence See the Story

Nutritional Supplement: Should Everyone Take Omega-3?

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The capsules made of fish oil or algae promise miracles: they are supposed to prevent dementia and heart attacks, increase fitness and IQ. We have looked closely at the studies.Dementia · Germany See the Story

Pablo Martínez-Lage, Neurologist: "20% of the Population Is at High Risk of Developing Alzheimer's"

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Alzhéimer is the most prevalent dementia and one of the main causes of disability and dependence.Dementia · Spain Read Article

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