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Nobody probably thought that taxi drivers and dementia would become a hot topic. Could driving through chaotic streets keep your brain healthy? A surprising study suggests it. Daily Reality for Those with Dementia Let’s talk about Alzheimer’s for a second. It’s not just a disease—it’s a thief. It doesn’t knock, doesn’t ask permission—it just takes. Your memories. Your relationships. Your independence. Gone. It’s devastating, and millions of people are living with it daily. The biggest -
Key Takeaways Learn about sundowning—a sign of early dementia. Explore the groundbreaking potential of lecanemab in Alzheimer’s treatment, showcasing significant reductions in cognitive decline. Learn the latest advancements in Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis. Discover key predictors of dementia at age 60 based on a recent study. Learn how lifestyle choices can impact future cognitive health. This is how improved cardiorespiratory fitness lowers dementia risk by enhancing cognitive function in older adults. Could Sundowning Signal Early -
Myths about dementia spread on social media and other parts of the Internet, and it can be damaging. It’s one of those topics that people think they understand, but the truth is that some are completely wrong. These myths don’t just misinform—they delay action, misguide families, and create unnecessary fear. With 2025 around the corner, we’re still fighting the same misinformation. If you don’t understand dementia, you can’t effectively help those living with it—or prepare -
Thanksgiving activities for seniors with dementia represents an important time in the United States. It begins the end of the year holiday season. Thanksgiving isn’t just about food or football—it’s about creating connections and moments of joy. For seniors with dementia and their caregivers, however, the holiday can feel overwhelming. Caregivers often face the challenge of planning engaging but not stressful activities. Here’s the good news: Thanksgiving activities for seniors with dementia don’t need to -
The latest research shows that feeling sleepy during the day could be a sign of dementia or other cognitive decline in seniors. You’re treating your car better than your brain right now. You’re obsessing over oil changes and tire rotations while ignoring the blaring warning signs coming from the most sophisticated piece of machinery you’ll ever own – your brain. And here’s what will shake you: That afternoon sleepiness you’re brushing off as “just being -
The benefits of hospice care at memory care homes mean one thing: your loved one gets expert care where they feel most comfortable, with less stress for everyone involved. Caring for someone with advanced dementia is challenging. It’s draining—emotionally, physically, and mentally. If you’ve been in the trenches, you know what I’m talking about. Between juggling meds, managing meltdowns, and dreading those late-night hospital runs, it feels like a game you can’t win. Memory care