National Expert Panels Guide Future Direction of Alzheimer’s Research
National expert panels are actively shaping the future direction of Alzheimer's research by establishing research priorities, funding strategies, and...
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Why Public Libraries Are the Most Underutilized Brain Health Resource in Most Communities
Public libraries represent one of the most accessible, credible, and science-backed brain health resources in most American communities—yet they remain...
The Digital Estate Planning Guide for Dementia Patients That Covers Online Accounts Passwords and Social Media
Digital estate planning for dementia patients is the process of organizing, protecting, and planning for the management of online accounts, passwords,...
The Dementia Inclusive Worship Service Guide That 1,000 Religious Organizations Have Adopted
A dementia-inclusive worship service guide has become a practical resource that over 1,000 religious organizations across the United States have...
The Free Meal Planning Guide for Dementia Patients That Addresses Swallowing and Nutrition Challenges
A free meal planning guide for dementia patients addresses swallowing and nutrition challenges by providing family caregivers with practical strategies to...
How One Daughter’s Dementia Caregiving Experience Inspired a Book That Is Helping Millions
A daughter watching her mother slip away to dementia documented the painful realities of caregiving—the confusion, the grief, the moments of dark humor...
The Dementia Inclusive Design Guide That Architects Are Using to Build Safer Public Spaces
Architects and urban designers are increasingly using evidence-based principles from dementia-inclusive design guides to create public spaces that feel...
The Memory Book Activity That Families Can Create Together With a Newly Diagnosed Dementia Patient
A memory book is a practical, meaningful activity that families can create together with a newly diagnosed dementia patient—a collection of photographs,...
How Childhood Reading Habits May Protect Against Dementia 50 Years Later
Yes, the books you read—or didn't read—in childhood may have measurable effects on your cognitive health decades later.
How Reducing Screen Time by 1 Hour Per Day and Replacing It With Reading May Lower Dementia Risk
Yes—swapping just one hour of passive screen time for reading or other mentally engaged activities can reduce your dementia risk by approximately 7%.