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Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Summer 2008

Summer 2008
4 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • Depression puts people at higher Alzheimer’s risk
  • Study finds new links between mental and brain health
  • Special compound helps scientists “see” Alzheimer’s plaque
  • Findings could enable earlier diagnosis of disease
  • Grief takes largest toll on Alzheimer’s caregivers
  • Survey points out new directions for supporting family members
  • Feel good and give back

 

 

Past Alzheimer’s Disease Newsletters

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Winter 2008

Winter 2008
4 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • Could Alzheimer’s disease be “Type 3” diabetes?
  • Help for Alzheimer’s disease caregivers
  • Stress of caregiving can shorten lives
  • Support and counseling seen as keys to long-term health
  • Research roundup

 

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Winter 2007

Winter 2007
6 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • A promising new diagnostic tool for Alzheimer’s disease
  • The baby boom bomb
  • Serious health ramifications for an aging generation
  • Safety and the older driver

 

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Fall 2007

Fall 2007
4 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • Prions could play role in preventing Alzheimer’s disease
  • Scientists say protein particles block plaque formation
  • Making Alzheimer’s disease a national priority
  • Difficulty identifying odors may predict cognitive decline
  • Researchers uncover potential early marker for Alzheimer’s disease
  • Healthy living

 

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Summer 2007

Summer 2007
2 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • Two researchers to receive ADR’s coveted Centennial Awards
  • 1 Million grants will help scientists study gene links, protein buildup
  • Short-term gains, long-term victory
  • ADR-supported team maps links between head injuries
  • Alzheimer’s disease findings could help lower risk of Alzheimer’s in stroke patients
  • Healthy living

 

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Summer 2006

Summer 2006
6 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • Supporters play a vital role in Alzheimer’s disease breakthrough
  • Research funded by ADR reveals Alzheimer’s beginnings
  • Investing in a cure makes sense
  • Real life…real answers: Our experts respond to your questions about Alzheimer’s disease
  • Study suggests restricting carbohydrates may prevent Alzheimer’s disease

 

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Spring 2006

Spring 2006
6 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • Drug that can slow progression of Alzheimer’s disease approved
  • Memantine considered major new treatment for Alzheimer’s patients
  • Is it Alzheimer’s . . . or not?
  • Five conditions that can mimic Alzheimer’s disease
  • Research update
  • Exercise your brain to fight Alzheimer’s disease
  • New study shows that mental activity can minimize the risk of dementia

 

Alzheimer's Disease Newsletter - Summer 2005

Summer 2005
6 pages
(PDF format)

In this issue:

  • ADR study builds on diagnostic breakthrough
  • ADR awards new grants
  • Weight control and Alzheimer's disease
  • News briefs

 

 

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Last Reviewed On: 09/26/08