Drug that stops dementia to be trialled in Australia next month
A world-leading drug that can delay or even stop the onset of Alzheimer’s disease will be trialled in Australia next month.
A world-leading drug that can delay or even stop the onset of Alzheimer’s disease will be trialled in Australia next month.
For the first time, one part of brain function in Alzheimer’s patients has actually been shown to improve even though they lose their ability to socialise.
This common problem with hearing is blamed for a third of dementia cases in older people, a study suggests.
Tracing back my earlier symptoms, I felt anxious making phone calls and going to the shops – normal things I have done on a daily basis for years.
The drug currently being trialled is just one step away from being hailed as the “holy grail” of treating memory loss and cognitive decline. Here’s how the new medication works.
People who took part in a world-first program that involved making changes in these four key areas experienced major benefits expected to delay dementia’s onset.
A new online tool has been able to predict what age older adults will get Alzheimer’s. And it may give people the chance to plan their dementia care while they are still able to.
A promising discovery
A shocking new report has exposed the dire health reality for almost half a million Aussies, as experts warn the figures are expected to double over the next three decades.
Scientists have developed a first-of-its-kind test that can predict dementia nine years before a diagnosis.
Start sipping for more brain power
New research challenges the common perception that memory loss is the earliest indicator of dementia, and in particular Alzheimer’s.
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