Tag Archives: dementia
New ‘Gray Matters’ app could help prevent Alzheimer’s onset
HOUSTON: Scientists at the Northern Ireland’s Ulster University and the Utah State University in the US have developed an app that may help prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.
The Gray Matters smartphone app encourages individuals to set lifestyle goals, from exercise and nutrition to Read More »
Disrupted sleep may increase risk of Alzheimer’s claims research
CHICAGO: Disrupted sleep may be one of the missing pieces in explaining how a hallmark of Alzheimer’s, a sticky protein called beta-amyloid, starts its damage long before people have trouble with memory, researchers claim.
Sleep problems are treatable – and a key next question is Read More »
Evotec enters innovative Alzheimer’s research initiative
HOUSTON: Evotec AG has become part of a research initiative between a newly established for-profit company of the Gladstone Institutes called Cure Network Ventures, Inc. and Dolby Family Ventures.
This initiative bridges the gap between basic science and advanced drug discovery by combining highly innovative Read More »
One in 10 dementia carers think about killing loved one claims study
BOSTON: The first-ever study into the phenomenon has found high levels of distress among carers, with some actively contemplating killing the very person to whom they are dedicating their life.
The study leader said carers were under incredible pressure and often had no one to Read More »