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Bob& Barb Walk the El Camino Trail to Raise Funds for the Alzheimer’s Support Network
Printable Flyer: bob shea and barb flyer final version...
read moreResearchers discover connection between circadian rhythm and aggression
Researchers discover connection between circadian rhythm and aggression May 2, 2018 University of Copenhagen https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/05/180502104100.htm Research Window: A hypothalamic circuit for the circadian control of aggression 09 April...
read moreKey factors to support quality of life in dementia
Key factors to support quality of life in dementia A robust research analysis has identified what factors can be targeted to support people to live as well as possible with dementia May 9, 2018 University of Exeter...
read moreWhat It’s Like to Be an Alzheimer’s Caregiver
What It’s Like to Be an Alzheimer’s...
read moreCholesterol in the blood could cause dementia
https://nypost.com/2018/05/08/cholesterol-in-the-blood-could-cause-dementia/ From the New York Post, Published May 8th 2018. Lead researcher: Michele Verdruscolo (University of Cambridge) https://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/person/mv245 For...
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Play Ball!
Alzheimer’s Support Network Staff & Friends At the Ball Park Thanks to Collins & Dupont and Miracle AAA Baseball, we had the change to experience a terrific Sunday at Hammond Stadium. At Collins & Dupont’s 30th...
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Baseball Brings Back Memories
Baseball Brings Back Memories. They call it “sports reminiscence therapy” but you may know it as sitting on the front porch with a cool drink and shooting the breeze. Michael Ego is Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, University of...
read moreNew Technologies Help Seniors Age In Place — And Not Feel Alone
By Gabi Redford March 12, 2018 Washington Post ...
read moreBody clock disruptions occur years before memory loss in Alzheimer’s
January 29, 2018, Washington University School of Medicine https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-01-body-clock-disruptions-years-memory.html Research Window: Circadian Rest-Activity Pattern Changes in Aging and Preclinical Alzheimer Disease JAMA Neurol. Published online...
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One of the most promising drugs for Alzheimer’s disease fails in clinical trials
By MELISSA HEALY JAN 09, 2018 LA TImes One of the most promising drugs for Alzheimer’s disease fails in clinical...
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