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When someone you love receives an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, it can be overwhelming. Learn how to offer comfort, understanding, and practical support every step of the way.

Misconceptions about Alzheimer’s can create fear and confusion. Learn the truth behind five common myths about this disease and how understanding the facts can lead to earlier detection and better care.

Alzheimer’s disease currently has no cure, but research is giving patients hope. Discover the latest in Alzheimer’s treatment, and learn how these therapies can help preserve memory and independence in your loved ones.

Diabetes can do more than affect blood sugar — it may also raise your risk for Alzheimer’s disease. Learn how the two are linked and what you can do to protect your brain health.

It’s alarming when a loved one starts to forget things, lose track of time, or exhibit other dementia symptoms. In this article, we explain how to identify the key differences between common disorders like Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia.

Not all headaches are created equal. Learn the key differences between a cluster headache and a migraine attack, including how each feels, what triggers them, and how we treat them, so you can finally get the right relief. 

Alzheimer’s often starts with subtle changes. Learn the early signs to watch for so you can take action sooner and get the support you or your loved one needs.

Do you sometimes feel unsteady or like the room is spinning around you? Learn the key differences between dizziness and vertigo, what causes these symptoms, and how our neurology team can help you find relief.

Pain is common in dementia patients, yet it often goes unrecognized. Understanding the connection between dementia and pain helps friends and families provide better care and improve overall quality of life for their loved ones.

If you experience frequent, unexplained fainting, it’s vital to find the cause and get any treatment you need. Whether it’s adjusting your lifestyle, undergoing therapy, or taking medication, there are plenty of ways to manage frequent fainting.

Dementia symptoms include memory loss, difficulty thinking, and trouble problem-solving. Frontotemporal dementia and Alzheimer’s disease both feature dementia, but their treatment differs, so a correct diagnosis is crucial for optimal care.

About one in 10 people will experience a seizure in their lifetime. This blog highlights common seizure symptoms and explains when it’s important to seek professional help.

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease presents various challenges. Our latest blog provides tips and tricks for making your job easier.

An Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be devastating, but hope abounds. In this blog, we look at some new and innovative treatments that target amyloid beta plaques which are thought to contribute to the disease’s progression. 

If you or a loved one experiences memory loss or difficulty completing familiar tasks, you might worry about Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s a closer look at some symptoms that can help you catch Alzheimer’s early on.

Even if you have a family history of Alzheimer’s disease, you don’t have to settle for waiting to see what happens as you get older. You can lower your risk for Alzheimer’s by making lifestyle changes in midlife — read on to learn how.