While specific widely-documented cases of grandchildren creating their own picture books to explain dementia aren't readily found in major publications,...
Starting a book club is one of the easiest ways to lower your dementia risk because it combines two powerful protective factors: regular social engagement...
The book that became the gold standard for dementia caregiving isn't a recent bestseller—it's "The 36-Hour Day" by Nancy Mace and Peter Rabins, which has...
Several major grocery store chains across the United States are implementing specialized dementia-friendly shopping programs designed to reduce anxiety...
Dementia-friendly communities are spreading across America because the need is urgent and undeniable.
While the specific claim of 25% lower dementia risk from exactly 30 minutes of daily reading isn't supported by current peer-reviewed research, the...
Doctors have long focused on single blood pressure readings—that one moment when a cuff squeezes your arm in an office visit.
Yes, your blood pressure readings contain important signals about dementia risk—and researchers are now quantifying exactly what those signals mean.
Yes, difficulty reading road signs can indeed be an early indicator of dementia—and this distinction matters.
The key insight is simple but powerful: not all sitting is equal. Watching television is mentally passive—your brain receives information without active...