Category Alzheimer’s

The short answer is: maybe, but not reliably — at least not yet. Curcumin, the active compound in turmeric, has shown genuine biological effects related...

The honest answer to how long Alzheimer's medications remain effective depends entirely on which type of medication you're talking about — and the...

The new Alzheimer's antibody drugs — lecanemab (Leqembi) and donanemab (Kisunla) — represent the first treatments in history that actually slow the...

For most families navigating end-stage Alzheimer's disease, the answer to this question is yes — it is generally safe to stop Alzheimer's medications at...

Tau-targeting therapies represent one of the most promising and actively pursued frontiers in Alzheimer's disease research.

Immunotherapy has emerged as the most significant advance in Alzheimer's treatment in decades, and for the first time, it offers patients something the...

The short answer is: possibly, but the evidence is more complicated than a simple yes or no. Anti-inflammatory drugs — particularly a class known as...

Brain stimulation therapies show measurable but modest benefit for Alzheimer's disease, with the strongest recent evidence coming from repetitive...

Intranasal insulin — insulin delivered directly through the nose — has shown genuine promise in early-stage clinical trials for improving memory and...