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Prediabetes, Type 2 Diabetes Tied to Poorer Brain Health

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Higher risk for cognitive decline, vascular dementia, Alzheimer disease seen with high blood glucose

White Matter Hyperintensities Characterized in Dementia

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Association seen for larger volumes of white matter hyperintensities with disease severity, but not vascular risk, in bvFTD

La ansiedad podrĂ­a acelerar al Alzheimer

Half of Alzheimer Disease Dementia Cases Are Mild

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Among Framingham Heart Study participants, one in five cases were severe

Aphasia Affects Brain Similar to Alzheimer's

Memory Preserved in Rare Aphasia Tied to Alzheimer Disease

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Decline in language function, but not episodic memory, seen for primary progressive aphasia associated with Alzheimer disease

WHO: Remdesivir Not Advised for Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients

Experimental Drug for Alzheimer Disease Shows Promise

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After six to 12 months of treatment with the drug, patients no longer had amyloid protein plaques

COVID-19 Infection Higher Among Support Staff Than Doctors

Residential Care Community Characteristics Vary by Dementia Prevalence

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Higher prevalence of depression, need for assistance with activities of daily living seen for high proportion of residents with dementia

12/2 -- Years Before Diagnosis

Alzheimer Disease Tied to Adverse Financial Events

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Adverse financial events seen years before diagnosis and become more prevalent after diagnosis

First Blood Test for Alzheimer Disease Available in U.S.

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Test from C2N Diagnostics is meant for people 60 years and older who have cognitive issues and are being assessed for Alzheimer disease

Deep-Learning Algorithm Helps Radiologists ID Cerebral Aneurysm

RSNA: Anxiety May Hasten Progression to Alzheimer Disease

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Rate of progression from MCI to AD increased with ApoE4, anxiety, lower hippocampal and entorhinal cortex volumes

Air Pollution Tied to Neurological Disorders in Seniors

Air Pollution May Up Alzheimer Disease Risk in Elderly

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Association seen in older women persisted even at PM2.5 levels below U.S. regulatory standards