Why Genealogy Records Can Mean Everything to Families Facing Dementia
Genealogy records activate preserved memories, guide dementia diagnosis, reveal genetic risks, and strengthen the family support networks essential for long-term care.
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Why Inherited Jewelry Can Mean Everything to Families Facing Dementia
Learn how to use meaningful jewelry for connection while protecting the person's dignity, wishes, and valuables.
Sharing Stories With Three Generations: Understanding Its Emotional Weight in a Family’s Dementia Journey
Learn how to make three-generation storytelling gentler, recognize emotional strain, and set realistic expectations about benefits.
Genealogy Records: The Memories Families Treasure as Alzheimer’s Changes Communication
Learn to use labeled family records as gentle conversation prompts while preserving accuracy and respecting changing abilities.
Inherited Jewelry: The Memories Families Treasure as Alzheimer’s Changes Communication
Use an heirloom as a gentle conversation cue while protecting the person, the family story, and the jewelry.
Blood Thinners and Leqembi for Alzheimer’s: Questions About Brain-Bleeding Risk
Leqembi can trigger small brain bleeds in roughly 20–30% of users; blood thinners amplify this risk and require close MRI monitoring.
Why FDA-Cleared Alzheimer’s Blood Tests Are Not General Screening Tests
FDA-approved Alzheimer's blood tests are diagnostic tools for symptomatic patients, not screening tests for healthy people, and cannot predict future dementia risk.
The 2026 Dementia Risk Checklist: Health, Lifestyle, and Environmental Factors
Up to 45% of dementia cases may be preventable through 14 modifiable health, lifestyle, and environmental factors identified in 2026.
The 2026 Dementia Risk Checklist: Health, Lifestyle, and Environmental Factors
Modifiable health, lifestyle, and environmental factors influence your dementia risk; a practical checklist helps you identify and address the ones that matter most to you.
Dementia Risk Reduction in Midlife: Priorities From the 2026 WHO Guidelines
Use a midlife checklist to rank vascular risks, daily habits, hearing care, and air-pollution exposure.