Every day for the last four years has been struggle to live for Joe Swider, a 66-year-old retired plumber who…
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Using sight and sound to trigger dementia patients’ memories
From the antique cast-iron stove in the kitchen to the ancient wood-paneled radio in the living room, the decor in…
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The brains of sexist people might actually look different, study says
Although the days when women couldn’t vote or own property now seem light years away, we all know someone who…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s foundation reflects on 20 years of research, previews what’s ahead
More than 35 million people worldwide have Alzheimer’s disease, making it the most common form of dementia and the fifth…
Read MoreMotorcycle riders’ injuries differ with helmet use
Helmet-wearing motorcycle riders are less likely to hurt their heads in accidents, but end up with more injuries to other…
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Workplace bullying may increase risk of suicidal thoughts
Workers who are victims of bullying on the job may become more likely to contemplate suicide than people who don’t…
Read MoreMidlife obesity may spur risk for earlier Alzheimer’s, study says
One more reason to watch the waistline: New research says people’s weight in middle age may influence not just whether…
Read MoreBrain disorder center’s closing sends ripples nationwide
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — When Tyler Richardson’s son hit puberty, the combination of hormones and new strength from a growth…
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4-year-old learning to walk again after suffering stroke
After suffering a stroke in December, a 4-year-old Detroit girl is learning to walk again, My Fox Detroit reported. “She…
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Computer tracks eye movements to detect concussions
A new piece of technology that tracks eye movements after a head injury might be able to detect concussions and…
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