Left Out for Too Long: New Alzheimer’s Research Focuses on Latinos
Efforts ramp up to study populations that bear the greatest dementia burden
6 Ways to Get an Accurate Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Latinos are especially vulnerable to cultural barriers that prevent early detection
Could Correcting Your Vision Lower Your Alzheimer’s Risk?
New research reveals a link between vision loss and dementia
5 Exercises That Can Keep Your Brain Sharp
Physical activity can boost memory, improve thinking, even lower dementia risks
‘This Is Us’ Reduced Dementia Stigma
Researchers find NBC hit show encouraged family discussions on aging
The Surprising Impact of Racism on the Brain
New research suggests discrimination is linked to memory decline in middle-aged adults
Are Processed Foods Bad for Your Brain?
Eating lots of salty, sugary and high-fat snacks could impact your memory after midlife
Walking 9,800 Steps a Day May Cut Dementia Risk in Half
Faster pace, even with fewer steps, may also offer brain benefits, research suggests
3 Reasons Hearing Loss May Increase Dementia Risk
Could hearing aids help protect the brain from cognitive decline?
6 Conditions That Can Look Like Dementia
Medications, infections and sleep issues can cause you to feel foggy or confused
Look to the Global Council on Brain Health for Trusted Info
Get the latest scientific insights about what older adults can do to maintain their brain health
Supporting Family Caregivers
Taking A Trip Could Improve Brain Health
A vacation or change in routine may benefit adults living with dementia
Memory Cafes Offer Activities for People With Dementia
Meeting spots provide comfortable spaces for caregivers and their loved ones
12 Tips for Traveling With a Loved One Who Has Dementia
A daughter plans a family vacation with her dad's Alzheimer's in mind
'Moonlight Sonata' Director on Dementia, Deafness and Hope
Irene Taylor Brodsky's documentary reveals her dad's Alzheimer's challenges and her deaf son's triumph
Hispanics Endure Hardships Providing Alzheimer’s Care
Three Latinos share how the disease upended their lives
Caregivers Confront the Stigma of Dementia
Help family and friends have better understanding of the illness
Video Spotlight
Giving an African American Face to Alzheimer’s
Brian wants to raise awareness of the increased Alzheimer's risk for African Americans
How to Care for Someone With Dementia
Sanjay Gupta, neurosurgeon and CNN chief medical correspondent, provides tips
How I Discovered I Had Early-Onset Alzheimer's
When Myra Garcia was in her early 50s, her doctors misdiagnosed her Alzheimer’s as ADHD.