Memory

Women May Benefit More from Some Brain-Boosting Activities

Mar 24, 2023 · · Memory
Numerous studies have suggested that physical and mental activities may help preserve age-associated cognitive decline and delay the onset of dementia. But a 2022 study suggests that the benefits of these activities may differ depending on whether you’re male or female. The study (Neurology, Aug. 23) looked at the effects … Read More

Give It a Chai!

Mar 24, 2023 · · Memory
The Folklore. Varieties of the Indian black tea infused with herbs and spices we know as chai date back perhaps 5,000 years to ancient India or Siam (present day Thailand). Originally, chai contained no tea. It was a blend of herbs and spices used to balance the energies in one’s … Read More

MCI Diagnosis

Feb 26, 2023 · · Memory
Q: My father has been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). His attitude is hopeful and he’s doing okay now, but what should we expect moving forward? How often should he see his doctor? A: Having MCI means having some noticeable problems with memory and other thinking skills. However, many … Read More

Dementia Can Present in Several Different Ways

Feb 22, 2023 · · Memory
When you think about dementia, Alzheimer’s disease likely springs to mind. But dementia is a syndrome, and although Alzheimer’s is the most common type to impact older adults, it isn’t the only one. If you are suffering from symptoms that may indicate dementia, your doctor will want to clarify which … Read More

Consider Volunteering for Dementia Research

Feb 22, 2023 · · Memory
In this month’s issue, we’re taking a look at different types of dementia. If memory problems go beyond the occasional forgetfulness we all experience in older age, finding out which type of dementia may be responsible can help you and your doctor work together to manage the symptoms and pinpoint … Read More

Ask the Doctor March 2023

Feb 22, 2023 · · Memory
DEPRESSION AND DEMENTIA Q: Does having depression as an older adult raise the risk of developing dementia? A: There is a strong association between severe depression in older adults and an increased risk for dementia. That risk appears to be greater compared with people who have mild depression. Many studies … Read More

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