Other Dementias • FTLD • Lewy Body • Vascular • Parkinson’s

Vascular dementia, Lewy Body, Parkinson’s dementia, Frontotemporal dementia, FTD Behavioral Dementia or Pick’s and other related topics.

Living with early onset Alzheimer's • Bobbie Joe Cavazos Interview — Living with Early Onset Alzheimer’s: Bobbie Joe Cavazos
We want to thank Bobbie Joe Cavazos for so valiantly volunteering…
02/27/2023/by The MindCrowd Team • Brain Health • Brain Diseases

Not knowing the cause is a block to finding the cure for dementia. — Why is There No Cure for Dementia – Yet
If dementia has been around for so many decades, why is there…
12/17/2022/by Matt Huentelman, Ph.D. • Neurocientist • Human Genetics Researcher

What causes memory problems? — Memory Problems: Forgetfulness, Stress or Alzheimer’s Dementia?
What causes memory problems as we age? Are we experiencing mild…
09/06/2021/by Lee Ryan, Ph.D. • Head Psychology Department UA

Tom shares his journey to finding the dementia care services needed for a loved one with dementia. — Finding the Dementia Care they Need: One Son’s Journey
Tom's mother had Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. He shares his…
05/03/2021/by The MindCrowd Team • Brain Health • Brain Diseases

As ethnomusicologist Jennie Gubner, Ph.D. explained in a talk about the power of music in dementia, anyone can benefit from thinking about the relationship between music, culture and wellness. In the context of dementia caregiving, music can promote wellness for both the caregiver and the person living with dementia. — The Power of Music in Dementia Care: Music and Brain Health
Music has the power to transcend time and space and it allows…
03/29/2021/by The MindCrowd Team • Brain Health • Brain Diseases

Sleep and dementia prevention. Dr. Matt Huentelman, Ph.D., on the relationship between sleep and brain diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Find out more about the importance of good long nighttime sleep and brain health. — Sleep and Dementia Prevention: Improving Brain Health
How does poor sleep increase the risk for Alzheimer's? Does…
03/15/2021/by Matt Huentelman, Ph.D. • Neurocientist • Human Genetics Researcher

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