Get the Facts What Is Alzheimer's Disease? This fact sheet reviews essential information, including signs, diagnosis, treatment, causes and care related issues. Genetics of Alzheimer's Disease Learn about what researchers know so far about the genetic links to Alzheimer's. Alzheimer's Disease Fact Sheet More basics about diagnosis, treatment, and research on this disease. Ginko Biloba : Does it Work? This popular supplement is widely used to promote memory, but can it be of help in Alzheimer's Disease? Forgetfullness : It's Not Always What You Think Worried about memory problems? There are many causes and ways to tell between what is minor and what is serious. Estrogen and Alzheimer's Disease What is the evidence about estrogen use in women and reduced risk of Alzheimer's Disease? View More »

Feature Articles When Mom or Dad Has Alzheimer's... What Type of Care is Best? Clare Absher Planning ahead by exploring living arrangements and care for your parent or loved one with Alzheimer's is critical when it comes time to making the right decision. Should I Hire a Home Care Assistant Privately or through a Home Care Agency? Clare Absher If you are a family caregiver and realize that you can't do it alone and help is needed, then congratulations are in order! One in Three Will be Affected by Dementia by Jacqueline Marcell If you're caring for elderly loved ones and find the task daunting, then you're in the same position that new author, Jacqueline Marcell, found herself. Maintaining Selfhood and Dignity in Alzheimer's Patients by N. Bryce How to avoid labeling a person with Alzheimer's Disease and see each one as a real person. Book Excerpt : Is It Alzheimer's? by R. Granet & E. Fallon An introduction to a new book about how to help someone you are concerned may have Alzheimer's and what to do about it. Alzheimer's : Few Clues on the Mysteries of Memory by A. Hingley Guides you through the maze of Alzheimer's, its symptoms, treatment and ongoing research efforts. Tips on Wandering in Alzheimer's Patients by E. Knox Wandering is one of the biggest risks for Alzheimer's patients. Find out what you can do. Tips on Sundowning in Alzheimer's Patients by E. Knox Sundowning is a state of increased agitation, activity and negative behaviors which happen late in the day through the evening hours. Where is the Joy in Alzheimer's Caregiving? by B. Murphy The author shows that by allowing joy to happen caregiving can be rewarding in its own way. Alzheimer's Disease and Incontinence by B. Murphy How to maintain patient dignity and manage incontinence care. Managing Agitation Behavior in Alzheimer's Patients by R. O'Boyle Suggestions on how to identify, understand and manage agitation behaviors. Intimacy, Marriage and Alzheimer's Disease by R. O'Boyle Even with the onset of dementia, there are still facets of your relationship you can nuture. View More »

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