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Smells can diagnose Alzheimer's
ALISON HARDIE HEALTH CORRESPONDENT Key points • Inability to smell certain odours predict susceptibility to Alzheimer’s • 2-5% of over 65s and 20% of over 85s estimated to suffer from condit
(from: thescotsman.scotsman.com)

Helping Alzheimer's Patients Eat More
Helping Alzheimer's Patients Eat More HEALTHDAY NEWS 28-Sep-2004 TUESDAY, Sept. 28 (HealthDayNews) -- Brightly colored cups and plates seem to help people with advanced Alzheimer's disease consume
(from: ajc.com)

Boomers' next thing
(KRT) - Baby boomers have revolutionized music, food, fashion, childbirth and sex. Finally, they're focusing on something important. Nursing homes. "I aim to close every nursing home in America,"
(from: fortwayne.com)

For cellular 'rust,' you can't beat berries, beans
If you're looking to get the biggest antioxidant boost for your bite, pile more beans, berries, apples and cooked artichokes on your plate. Maybe sprinkle on a few pecans. Researchers from the U.S.
(from: kansas.com)

Central to this year's World Alzheimer's Day campaign is the active participation of people with dementia
From Australia to Alaska, thousands of people will gather in countries around the world on Tuesday 21 September to mark World Alzheimer's Day and urge their governments to make dementia a higher healt
(from: news-medical.net)

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