A new virtual support program is offering help and resources for caregivers ages 18 – 40 who are working with family and friends who have Alzheimer’s. Libby Pederson, the meeting facilitator, spoke ...

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s/dementia can be difficult, not just for the loved one, but for the caregiver as well. This is especially true during the holidays.

Discover how to maintain social connections and embrace activities post-Alzheimer’s diagnosis, with insights from experts and patients.

Jan. 20—Nine months ago, Ed and Sherry Gaydos' lives changed in an instant. Sherry was diagnosed with the onset of dementia. And in that same moment, her 55-year-old husband became a caregiver. "I ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Everyone has moments of forgetfulness, especially as we age, but memory loss that disrupts daily life is not a normal part of aging. That’s where the Alzheimer’s Association ...

Are you caring for a person living from Alzheimer’s or dementia? The Highland Center announces its new ‘Adult Day Center ...

Researchers have identified elusive DNA switches in brain support cells that influence genes tied to Alzheimer’s disease. When people think about DNA, they often picture genes that determine our ...

Standing on a purple Walk to End Alzheimer’s stage in front of a crowd holding purple, yellow and orange pinwheel flowers spinning in the cold misty morning wind, Joelle Yates, spoke about her ...

With approximately one in eight elderly Long Islanders diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, treatments for this progressively debilitating disease are essential. And as the population ages, yet even ...

The Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Nathan Benderson Park raised awareness and $339,000 for a disease affecting one in eight ...

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) recently opened an 11,500-square-foot Barbara Rabinowitz Education & Resource Center at 149 Schleigel Boulevard in Amityville. The center is designed to ...