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Can Alzheimer’s Be Passed Down? The underlying cause of Alzheimer’s still remains elusive for scientists who hope to help stop the disease from progressing or even prevent it. With the current research,…

Alzheimer’s disease progresses slowly through three general stages: mild, moderate, and severe. Patients in the late stage of Alzheimer’s lose the ability to communicate or respond to their environment and need round-the-clock…

Can Alzheimer’s Cause Seizures? Alzheimer’s increases the risk of a person getting a seizure by a two-to-six-fold increase. 10% to 26% of all Alzheimer’s patients will experience some form of seizure whether…

Why Do Alzheimer’s Drugs Keep Failing? Alzheimer's disease is one of the most challenging and widespread conditions affecting millions of individuals worldwide. Despite substantial research efforts and investment, finding effective treatments for…

Alzheimer’s is a disease that can turn violent causing even the meekest individuals to become aggressive and violent. Alzheimer’s can turn violent suddenly with no reason or due to a frustrating situation.…

Is Alzheimer's Preventable? The main risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease is old age and a genetic predisposition. And, while there is nothing we can do to alter the two, there are certain…

Which Memory Goes First In Alzheimer’s? The first memory affected by Alzheimer’s is the episodic memory. The human brain is an elaborate communication system containing an estimated 100 billion neurons. This system…

Can Alzheimer's Patients Live At Home? Living at home is possible for an Alzheimer's patient because Alzheimer’s disease tends to progress slowly during the early to mid-stages of the disease - it…