Researchers say there appears to be a connection after finding an interesting group of people to study. How researchers found shingles-dementia data In 2013, the country of Wales decided that anybody born on or after September 2, 1933 was eligible for a shingles vaccine. Anybody older was ineligible for life. A large group of people […]
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Want to learn about our new feature Progress, read about that here. Eating a high-fat diet affects more than just your waistline. A new study found that overloading on fatty foods for just three days can impact your memory, inflammation, and anxiety as you get older. Obesity has been linked to dementia so researchers at […]
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The United States is facing a stark increase in dementia cases as Baby Boomers age. According to research recently published in Nature, approximately one million new cases are expected annually by 2060. That’s double the number of cases we saw in 2020. The care industry is already stretched thin and struggling to meet the demands […]
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The extreme heat that has made headlines around the world may impact dementia, according to a new report from climate researchers. The team from the University of Bristol spoke to 30 experts to better understand how extreme temperatures may impact our health. One of the important findings was that hot weather can affect sleep. This […]
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While there are many factors that can be associated with early-onset dementia, a new one is now on the radar: the 2001 terror attacks on the World Trade Center (WTC). A recently-published paper in the JAMA Network medical journal sheds light on a concerning link between first responders and an increased risk of early-onset dementia. […]
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Advocating for someone else (and sometimes even yourself) may not be a natural thing. However, with effort and practice, you will be able to navigate and help get the benefits and services needed for your loved one. Growing your role as the advocate for your loved one is part of the caregiving journey. Learn along […]
