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Overview of Alzheimer detection methods

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USA today provides a nice write up about the various tools for diagnosing Alzheimer early and easily that are under development.

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Posted in Detection, Prevention, Research

Alzheimer medicine tested in Kansas looks promising

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Doctors at the Alzheimer’s Disease Center at the University of Kansas Medical Center are hopeful a new drug called Solanezumab, made by Eli Lilly & Co., can delay or even prevent Alzheimer’s.

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Posted in Drugs, Research, Treatment

Bloodtest will confirm Alzheimer three years in advance

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A great step forward. Now we have a test that can predict three years in advance that you will get the disease. This will be a new chapter in research and may eventually lead to other great things.

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99% of Alzheimer trials now fail

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Read up about the failure rate of Alzheimer research. We are still far  away from a cure.

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Again confirmed, exercise may stave off Alzheimer

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Although there is no cure and although you may not totally prevent Alzheimer, recent research again confirms the health benefits of regular exercise to delay the deterioration of the brain functions.

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Posted in Prevention, Research

Sleep a lot to preserve your brain and avoid Alzheimer

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Well it seems a logical thing that if you sleep less your brain works more and thus ages faster. Here however is the scientific evidence and a view on the consequences of this finding.

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Posted in Prevention, Research

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