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Discovery Senior Living's SHINE® Memory Care Program Earns Third Recognition From the Alzheimer’s Association® Curriculum Review
Training for the proprietary program is aimed at implementing the latest evidenced-based approaches to dementia care amid the growing numbers of Americans affected.
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Actipulse Neuroscience Announces Successful Clinical Trial Using Fast Gamma Magnetic Stimulation for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease
This trial marks the first step taken by Actipulse Neuroscience to use a new method of neuromodulation to stop or slow Alzheimer's disease, an issue that fails to be solved by anything currently available on the market Read More
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MapHabit, Inc. Acquires Brain Stim, LLC, a Leading Cognitive Engagement Program
MapHabit, Inc., the visual mapping system that streamlines care coordination for individuals with cognitive challenges, has acquired Brain Stim, LLC, a cognitive engagement program focused on therapeutics for mid-stage dementia. Read More
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NJ Mom Develops Autism Product, Sells Globally for Multitude of Diseases
A Mom of an autistic child has teamed up with renown pediatric neurologist to create a product for Autism. After her son refused to take the 40 capsules, she developed MitoSpectra. MitoSpectra is now being sold globally. MitoSpectra LLC seeks to expand its reach around the world. Read More
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Vision Therapy Beneficial to Alzheimer Patients
While nearly everyone is aware of Alzheimer's disease and the devastating affects that it has on an individual's memory and cognition, many people are surprised to learn that the disease often extends to vision as well. Alzheimer's and dementia significantly affect the visual processing system in individuals, particularly the way in which the brain takes in and interprets visual information. Read More
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Alzheimers Music Therapy Hope
Non-verbal individuals in late dementia often become agitated out of frustration and sensory overload from the inability to process environmental stimuli. Engaging them in singing, rhythm playing, dancing, physical exercise, and other structured work Read More
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Biochemical Factors in Alzheimer's Disease: Prevention and Treatments
Dr. William Shaw, Ph.D., will be presenting on Biochemical Factors in Alzheimer's Disease: Prevention and Treatments at the 4th Annual Integrative Medicine for Mental Health Conference in Chicago, IL, September 20-22, 2013. Read More
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Every 69 Seconds: Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's is the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States, and today as many as 5.4 million Americans are living with the disease. Every 69 seconds, someone in America develops Alzheimer's disease, and by mid-century someone will develop A Read More
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Senior Placement Service, Eshalon Inc, Pledges Donation to the Alzheimer's Association
Eshalon Inc., a senior placement service company, pledges a donation to the Alzheimer's Association to strengthen their commitment of educating Seniors and their families of the early warning signs of Alzheimer's disease. Read More
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