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Stem cell therapy frees diabetics from insulin

Stem cell therapy frees diabetics from insulin

57% Center coverage: 30 sources

Taking care of a patient with dementia

Taking care of a patient with dementia

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Caregiving can be rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming at times. Caregivers may experience emotional and physical exhaustion, and burnout is a common yet preventable issue. The Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan frequently sees people calling for help. Contract Administrator Brandon Beck said he always encourages them to seek out education on dementia. "Education can be so important (in) understanding our…See the Story

Death of a Partner and Financial Stress Linked to Increased Risk of Alzheimer's Disease, Differences in Brain Structure

Alzheimer's Disease

Death of a Partner and Financial Stress Linked to Increased Risk of Alzheimer's Disease, Differences in Brain Structure

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Stressful life events can negatively impact brain health. Specifically, grief over the loss of a partner has been linked to alterations in biological processes associated with Alzheimer's disease, while unemployment and financial loss have been associated with structural differences in the brain.See the Story

Going Viral: Does The Cold Sore Virus Cause Alzheimer’s?

Decades ago, University of Manchester biophysicist Ruth Itzhaki made a startling discovery: Her team found the cold sore-causing virus, herpes (HSV-1) in the brains... The post Going Viral: Does The Cold Sore Virus Cause Alzheimer’s? appeared first on Being Patient.Manchester, England · Manchester Read Article

Chinese Drugmaker Takes Alzheimer’s ‘Seaweed Drug’ Off the Market

This controversial, first-of-its-kind, algae-based drug for Alzheimer’s was approved in China. But citing financial concerns, the drugmaker is retiring it for good. Green Valley... The post Chinese Drugmaker Takes Alzheimer’s ‘Seaweed Drug’ Off the Market appeared first on Being Patient.China · China Read Article

OP-ED: Why UK Health Insurers Were Right to Reject New Alzheimer’s Drugs

When is it right to reject an expensive new drug? University of Liverpool researchers Paul Atkinson and Sally Sheard respond to the UK’s recent... The post OP-ED: Why UK Health Insurers Were Right to Reject New Alzheimer’s Drugs appeared first on Being Patient.Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

Northern Utah Residents Invited to USU Alzheimer' Disease Prevention Health Fair

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Utah State University will host its second annual Alzheimer's Disease Prevention Health Fair on Saturday, targeting Northern Utah residents over 55 and their caregivers.Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

Painting the Capital purple for Alzheimer’s

Coverage: 2 sources

Last week, Malinda Moore, Boaz native and Ambassador for the Alzheimer’s Association in Marshall County, got to experience the trip of a lifetime and support a cause close to her heart.Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

The Early-onset Alzheimer's Gene: A Genetic Test at 29, a Family Legacy

Robin McIntyre learned at age 29 that she carries the gene for early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. For this hair stylist based in Las Vegas, the... The post The Early-onset Alzheimer’s Gene: A Genetic Test at 29, a Family Legacy appeared first on Being Patient.Alzheimer's Disease · Las Vegas Read Article

Multivariate Genome-Wide Analysis of Aging-Related Traits Identifies Novel Loci and New Drug Targets for Healthy Aging

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

The concept of aging is complex, including many related phenotypes such as healthspan, lifespan, extreme longevity, frailty and epigenetic aging, suggesting shared biological underpinnings; however, aging-related endpoints have been primarily assessed individually. Using data from these traits and multivariate genome-wide association study methods, we modeled their underlying genetic factor (‘mvAge’). mvAge (effective n = ~1.9 million participan…Research See the Story

Local NHS worker raises over £500 to support people living with dementia

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Occupational therapy assistant, Ewan MacRae, who works at the Springwood Unit in Malton, has raised funds to help older people enjoy activities based on their hobbies and interests.NHS · United Kingdom See the Story

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