Physical Inactivity and Dementia Risk: What the Evidence Actually Shows
See how strong the inactivity–dementia link is, why causation remains uncertain, and which activity targets to use.
Category Parkinson’s Disease Dementia
Memantine for Dementia: Benefits, Risks, and Who May Qualify
Learn where memantine fits in Alzheimer's care, what modest benefit means, and which risks require review.
When a Neuropsychological Evaluation Is Abnormal: What Comes Next in Dementia Testing?
See how daily function, first-line tests, brain scans, and biomarkers turn an abnormal result into a clinical plan.
Conservatorship Costs and Risks for Dementia Families to Compare
A decision guide for matching a dementia family's actual problem to court authority or a narrower legal tool.
Diabetes Management in Midlife: Why Timing May Matter for Dementia Risk
Learn how diabetes timing, glucose patterns, and severe lows may shape dementia risk—and what to discuss with your care team.
Who Is Most Vulnerable to Dementia Risk Linked With Obesity?
Learn why blood pressure, waist size, metabolic health, and low grip strength can matter more than weight alone.
Young-Onset Dementia Support: Questions to Ask After a New Diagnosis
Use these questions to clarify the diagnosis, arrange support, protect benefits, and make early plans around your wishes.
How Dementia Stage Can Affect Conservatorship Planning
Compare functional warning signs, legal alternatives, and evidence to gather before seeking court control.
Stopping Razadyne in Dementia Care: Questions for the Prescriber
Use these questions to weigh Razadyne's benefit, side effects, taper plan, and signs that treatment should restart.
Trouble Managing Bills in Dementia: Safety Risks Families Often Miss
Learn which bill problems may signal cognitive decline, exploitation, or neglect—and what families can check first.