This is a common reaction often used by someone who is very close to the person with Alzheimer's. Sometimes, subconsciously, it may be easier to believe that your loved one is intentionally doing things to bother or hurt you than to accept that he's unable to control his actions and that...
Alzheimer diseasecholinesterase inhibitorclinical trialdementiadonepezilgalantaminerivastigminesymptomsAn introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including effectiveness of cholinesterase inhibitors (ChEIs) to treat people with dementia, importance of ...
American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease & Other Dementias,... Jarrott,E S. - 《Am J Alzheimers Dis Other Demen》 被引量: 80发表: 2003年 Late-life depression: how to treat patients with comorbid chronic illness. Interview by Alice V. Luddington. In persons age 65 and older, the ...
The Greeks had a ready answer for what happens when the mind suddenly finds the answer to a question for which it had been searching: insight was regarded ... M Csikszentmihalyi,K Sawyer 被引量: 340发表: 1995年 The Converged Experience of Risk and Disease Context: One underappreciated consequ...
“Once you get the diagnosis, it’s like going through a maze,” said Keith Gibson, research champion for the Florida Alzheimer’s Association. “The aim becomes to improve or maintain the quality of life for someone living with it.” ...
New Research on Alzheimer's Disease Dementia is a brain disorder that seriously affects a person's ability to carry out daily activities. The most common form of dementia among older people is Alzheimer's Disease (AD), which involves the parts of the brain that control mem... EM Welsh 被...
There is no cure for Alzheimer's, but there are treatments—from cognitive enhancers to non-drug approaches—to help manage it. Learn about the options.
Compared with the development of new drugs to treat other diseases, "Alzheimer'sdrug developmentis more expensive, takes longer, and needs a larger sample of potential patients," Lo acknowledges. However, since the number of Americans suffering from Alzheimer's is projected to double by 2050, ac...
If your adult children want to have a relationship at some point, then let them put forth the effort to treat you the way they would treat anyone else they want to be involved with. Enjoy your own interests and your own company and only hang out with people who actually want to hang ...
Alzheimer’s disease and other forms ofdementia, which are more likely as you age, can changeyour brainin ways that make you more suspicious of others. You might notice that a loved one with dementia starts to hide things such as jewelry or money or becomes convinced that people have bad ...