Alzheimer's Disease

Computer Games for Seniors
Computer games aren't only for teens-- the elderly can get a brain benefit from playing.
Exercise Brain
Elderly adults who exercise have greater blood flow in their brain.

Vitamins
Robert Bazell reports on some vitamins that may not be effective as once thought.
Brain Tangles
By studying the brains of "super-aged" adults, researchers have learned how people go well into old-age without experiencing memory problems.

Brain
Kevin Tibbles reports on elderly people who exercise thier minds which can help improve their memory, verbal fluency, and problem solving ability.
Anti-Alzheimers
Music and other mental activities can help stem the tide of Alzheimer's disease.

Preventing Alzheimers
Doctors give tips on how to avoid Alzheimer's and keep your memory sharp.
Men Caregivers
Experts say more men are facing caregiving "role reversal" as Alzheimer's rates rise in the U.S.

Cognitive Reserve
Having a higher education level appears to stave off symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, even if brain scans show the disease is present.
Memory Loss in the Young
A couple watches their young son's memory disappear before their eyes due to a rare brain disorder called FTD.

Ginko Study
A widow participates in a study to see if ginkgo bilboa- a popular herbal supplement- helps prevent dementia and alzheimer disease.
Wandering Alzheimers
A medic alert program works specifically with Alzheimer's patients, helping people identify them if they wander from home.

Seniors Staying Active
Seniors in Philadelphia know the importance of staying active, which is why they've made a commitment to work out.
Education Alzheimers Health
Going for that college degree may help your brain fight Alzheimer's disease.

Focus
Robert Bazell reports on new research in brain science that's revealing that the ability to ignore all those distractions and stay focused is an important part of what gets lost as the brain ages.
Obesity Dementia
Having an apple shape, meaning you carry most of your weight in your abdomen, increases the chance you'll develop dementia.

Exercise Brain
Researchers say there is enough evidence to prove exercising can protect the brain from age-related decay.
Internet Brain
Crossword puzzles, suduko, and reading are all ways to keep your brain active as you age, but now experts say just surfing the internet can stimulate the brain.

Alzheimer's Disease
Robert Bazell reports on why some Americans are getting Alzheimer's Disease at a higher rate and at a younger age than others.
Alzheimer Exercise
Studies show that physical activity can help to reduce the symptoms of Alzheimer's.

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