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raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
A study in Virginia is recruiting to evaluate if irradiation is an effective treatment for plaques.
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raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
As the study of genetics continue to advance, often we are left with more questions in deciphering nature’s patterns.
Why some people with brain markers of Alzheimer's have no dementia — ScienceDailyA new study has uncovered why some people that have brain… -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
New developments in Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s research – YouTubeClare Mackay, Professor of Imaging Neuroscience and Masud Husain, Professor of Neurology and Cognitive Neuroscience are senior researchers at the National In… -
raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
Benzodiazepines are associated with increased risk of Alzheimer's disease — ScienceDailyThe use of benzodiazepines and related drugs (Z drugs) is associated with a modestly increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease, according to a recent study. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
Approved Drugs for Alzheimer's Disease – Alzheimer's News TodayRead about the five prescription medicines approved by the FDA to treat Alzheimer’s symptoms that impact thinking and memory, and disease stages they treat. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
Drugs in development for cancer may also fight brain diseases, including ALS: PARP inhibitors show promise in preventing toxic accumulations of brain disease proteins — ScienceDailyA class of cancer drugs called PARP inhibitors could be useful for… -
raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
University College London analyzed trends in AD and dementias to see if there are any trends among different ethnicities but information also indicated that diagnosis differs. This reminds us that diagnoses aren’t an exact standard protocol but the best efforts put by our healthcare teams. We have to work together to continue the push for…[Read more]
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Eric Drew posted an update in the group Chronic Pain Advocate Network
This is a technical abstract, but it basically says that a new magnetic gel is having great success in treating chronic pain by disrupting pain signals in nerve cells! This is exciting news of people like me who suffer from severe chronic pain!
A 3D Magnetic Hyaluronic Acid Hydrogel for Magnetomechanical Neuromodulation of Primary Dorsal… -
Eric Drew posted an update in the group General Cancer Advocate Network
I bet they don’t mention this when they give it to you. The standard statement I got every time I was given a heavily toxic chemo was “Patients generally tolerate this very well” — BS
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Eric Drew posted an update in the group General Cancer Advocate Network
I totally disagree with the opening statement in this article! There is no silver bullet cure for all cancers, but many cancers are curable! Mine was curable, even though every medical center in the US told me nothing could be done. The problem is that patients are often not being referred to the potential cures.
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CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
This US-POINTER trial will test a 2-year multi-site and community-based multi domain intervention of physical activity, nutritional guidance, cognitive training and social activities, and management of medical co-morbidities for Alzheimer’s patients.
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CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
new data from the SPRINT MIND trial is an exciting first in our understanding of how aggressively treating systolic blood pressure could be part of a solution to treat Alzheimer’s.
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CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
Previous studies have shown changes to the brain as early as 10 to 20 years before the symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease arise, but this body-worn sensors may help detect onset of Alzheimer’s disease.
Gait assessed with body-worn sensors may help detect onset of Alzheimer’s disease | Journal of Alzheimer's Dis… -
raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
MiR-132, a micro RNA, may another neuroprotective molecule that clinicians and researchers can utilize for treatment giving clinical teams more avenues to attack AD.
Newly characterized molecule offers possibilities for novel Alzheimer's treatments –… -
raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
The Alzheimer’s Prevention Registry is attempting to collect enough information to improve the diagnosis process for the future patients.
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NipperCat posted an update in the group Nutritional Medicine Advocate Network
Love those mangoes and they are good for you too!
Mangos Improve Cardiovascular and Gut Health in Women | Newsmax.comA recent study conducted at the University of California, Davis found that eating two cups of… -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
Could this be the solution for Alzheimer’s Disease? =[L+MZ+Z+DHA+EPA] | Journal of Alzheimer's DiseaseShare Us: Subscribe | Contact -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
Deep Brain Stimulation showing promise for patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease over age 65 | Journal of Alzheimer's DiseaseShare Us: Subscribe | Contact -
Jeanette posted an update in the group Therapeutic Essential Oils Advocate Network
it is so easy to use simple ingredients to clean your home: white vinegar, castile soap, baking soda, lemon essential oil, melaleuca essential oil.
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raineealexis posted an update in the group Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate Network
The potential dangers of the things that we often take granted like the air we breathe or in this case the water we drink, can be linked to brain damage that takes years to become clinically significant and therefore nearly impossible to pin down on. Animal research in Taiwan is indicating that ultrasound is a possible mitigator in protecting the…[Read more]
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