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Aging and cognitive decline

Age and Cognitive Decline – The Link isn’t all that Straightforward

November 13, 2018 By Angelica Herrera Venson, DrPH, MPH Leave a Comment

There is a strong link between aging and cognitive decline. But, the connection isn’t complete. It’s important to remember how the two areas are related and to avoid assumptions.

Finding Good Games for Dementia Sufferers

Finding Good Games for Dementia Sufferers

October 1, 2017 By Angelica Herrera Venson, DrPH, MPH Leave a Comment

This post highlights games that are perfect for people with dementia, helping to promote cognitive health. What’s more, we teach you what you can look out for with this type of game.

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A‘Tsunami’ of Alzheimer’s Cases Among Latinos – A Kaiser Health News Article

February 17, 2017 By Angelica Herrera Venson, DrPH, MPH Leave a Comment

Caring for Alzheimer’s patients can be an extremely draining role, especially for caregivers, who are emotionally invested in the people that they are supporting. As Kaiser Health News reports, this issue is becoming even more significant as the number of Alzheimer’s cases increase among Latinos.

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Understanding and Accepting Reality with Alzheimer’s Patients

September 11, 2016 By Cassie Greenfield, MSc Leave a Comment

One of the biggest challenges when caring for an Alzheimer’s patient, or a family member with another form of dementia, is the differences between their reality and your own. For many caregivers, it can be tempting to simply correct the patient, telling them that they are wrong. But, there are other ways to approach the situation.

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