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'Someone Like Me': Rod Stewart's Wife Penny Lancaster to Share Her Story in Autobiography

'Someone Like Me': Rod Stewart's Wife Penny Lancaster to Share Her Story in Autobiography

50% Left coverage: 12 sources

Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for Paramount Pictures Back in 2012, Rod Stewart published Rod: The Autobiography, in which he detailed his life in the fast late as a global rock star. Fans will soon be able to get a slightly different take on the last 25 years of his life — from his wife. Penny Lancaster is Rod’s third wife, the mother of his two youngest children and a celebrity in her own right in the U.K. She’ll publish her autobiography, Someone L…See the Story

Alzheimer’s Takes Their Mind. Bureaucracy Takes Their Dignity.

Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer’s Takes Their Mind. Bureaucracy Takes Their Dignity.

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The tragedy of Alzheimer’s disease isn’t just the lives it takes, but how the disease can rob patients of their personalities and their ability to function.See the Story

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

NHS · United Kingdom

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.See the Story

Alzheimer's Treatments 2025: Here's Every FDA-Approved Therapy and What Comes Next

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A decade ago, families confronting an Alzheimer’s diagnosis had little more than memory-boosting pills aimed at lessening symptoms but they didn’t halt disease progression.... The post Alzheimer’s Treatments 2025: Here’s Every FDA-Approved Therapy and What Comes Next appeared first on Being Patient.Alzheimer's Disease · Italy See the Story

Research Uncovers New Links Between Blood Lipid Profiles and Risk of Developing Alzheimer's

68% Center coverage: 22 sources

People who are at higher risk for heart disease also seem more likely to develop dementia.Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

STUDY: How Chinese Villages Without Doctors Lowered Their Own Blood Pressure, Dementia Risk

Researchers in China taught village health providers how to prescribe blood pressure medication. Despite not being doctors, this intervention lowered blood pressure and dementia... The post STUDY: How Chinese Villages Without Doctors Lowered Their Own Blood Pressure, Dementia Risk appeared first on Being Patient.China · China Read Article

New State Laws Require Insurance to Cover Alzheimer's Biomarker Tests

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the past two years, the FDA has fully approved two new disease-modifying treatments for Alzheimer’s — and more of these treatments are in the... The post New State Laws Require Insurance to Cover Alzheimer’s Biomarker Tests appeared first on Being Patient.Alzheimer's Disease · United States See the Story

Australia Only Approved 1 of the 2 New Alzheimer's 'Mab' Drugs: Kisunla

After being rejected by EU regulators but approved in the U.S., UK, and several Middle Eastern countries, Alzheimer’s drug Kisunla added a new market:... The post Australia Only Approved 1 of the 2 New Alzheimer’s ‘Mab’ Drugs: Kisunla appeared first on Being Patient.Alzheimer's Disease · Australia Read Article

Too young for dementia? The six warning signs for people under 65

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The number of younger people with dementia is rising fast. But what are the red flags and how can you protect yourself? Most of us try not to think about...Dementia See the Story

Fiona Phillips Seen for First Time in Year After Devastating Dementia Diagnosis

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Fiona Phillips has been pictured for the first time in more than a year as she prepares to release her new book, Remember When: My life with Alzheimer's.Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

New CSF Proteins Could Predict Cognitive Decline With 15x Greater Accuracy

Everyone with Alzheimer’s disease has beta-amyloid plaques and tau tangles in their brain. But despite advances across blood tests, cerebrospinal fluid tests, and brain... The post New CSF Proteins Could Predict Cognitive Decline With 15x Greater Accuracy appeared first on Being Patient.Alzheimer's Disease Read Article

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