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While gluten’s connection to conditions like celiac disease is well-established, its relationship with Alzheimer’s is still emerging, sparking interest in… Read More
These methods improve the lives of residents in memory care settings by adopting a more comprehensive, person-focused strategy. Innovative techniques… Read More
The various methods used in memory care communities to help enhance cognitive functions include: Creative arts expression Social engagement Personalized… Read More
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Some of the key early signs of Alzheimer’s and dementia that you should look for in your loved ones are:… Read More