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Keeper of Her Memories: Friendship in the Shadow of Dementia

There are friendships that teach you things when you’re young — how to share crayons, how to keep secrets, how to be loyal even when you’re mad. And then there are friendships that...

Woman With Alzheimer’s Regains Most of Her Memory, Finds Love and Hope

Linda Knebel Pruden Explores Faith, Resilience, and Dementia Caregiving in New Memoir

As conversations surrounding dementia care and caregiver burnout continue to grow, author and national speaker Linda Knebel Pruden offers a personal perspective shaped by years...

I Want to Be the First Survivor of Alzheimer’s Disease

As told to Jacquelyne FroeberSeptember 21, 2026, is World Alzheimer's Day. I kept thinking maybe I’d get lucky. That’s why I put off getting tested for the mutation many of my fami...

Alzheimer mit 50: So lebt Britta Flaig aus Eckernförde mit der Krankheit

Britta Flaig aus Eckernförde ist Anfang 50 an Alzheimer erkrankt. An Gespräche erinnert sie sich am Folgetag oft schon nicht mehr. Wie sie trotzdem Freude findet, Grenzen setzt – u...

Letters to a loved one with dementia: 'I wish I recognised lasts for what they were'

A partner’s intimate diary captures the tenderness, exhaustion and enduring love found in everyday life with dementia

Alzheimer’s Disease 101

Visit our Brain Health Hub.Talking about certain health topics can be tough. Alzheimer’s disease is no exception — and for good reason. Most of us grew up in a time when the only s...

Publishing is Not the End of the Story

To produce a memoir that touches readers, you have to reopen the wounds that hurt the most. By Sue Fagalde Lick I am about to click onto a Zoom call where I will relive my experien...

L.A. Affairs: After Alzheimer's, we were wife, husband and husband's new girlfriend

It felt weird taking my husband and his girlfriend to the Rose Café in Venice. But Alzheimer's had changed our marriage. Meanwhile, I was also having my own dates at the same cafe...

Will We Ever Understand Dementia?

Since the days of Dr. Alzheimer himself, there has been a dream that severe senility might have an explanation — and a cure. The search for both has never been more urgent.

Lopez: Misplaced glasses, forgotten names. How to know when to worry, and how to thrive

A new book by Dr. Zaldy Tan, director of the Cedars-Sinai Memory & Healthy Aging Program, contains profound insights into aging, memory loss and resilience.

With My Father’s Alzheimer’s Progressing, I Learned to See Beyond the Loss

Making a book of my dad’s train photos shifted my gaze away from all that he was losing.

Alzheimer’s was not invented last Tuesday

Last week, a friend sent me a video of a young man who works as a personal trainer and nutritionist. The video was posted on Instagram, in which he claims that Alzheimer's disease....

Bill Ritter Reports: Living with Alzheimer's | An introduction and welcome

Join Bill Ritter on his deeply personal reporting journey following his diagnosis of Alzheimer's

Looking Past Dementia: Learning from Those Who Live with it

Join the Marysue Moses's Wow! Women on Writing Tour of "Looking Past Dementia: Learning from Those Who Live with it" The post Looking Past Dementia: Learning from Those Who Live wi...

Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's disease is a degenerative disease of the nerve cells in the brain that causes impairment of memory and other brain functions -- such as language or perception of realit...

8 Behaviors to Take Note of if You Think Someone Might Have Alzheimer’s

Have you been worried about an older person’s memory or thinking skills? If so, you’ve probably found yourself wondering if this could be Alzheimer’s, or another dementia. What to...

My mom was raising me and caring for her mom with Alzheimer's. Our neighbors became our village.

I grew up in a Michigan co-housing community while my family cared for my grandmother with Alzheimer's. Our neighbors became family.

My dad got Alzheimer's when I was in my 30s. Here's what I wish I'd known.

Kathleen Korpela was raising a baby and a 4-year-old when her dad developed Alzheimer's. She shares what she wishes she'd known about eldercare.

Discussion Guide: Questions to About Alzheimer’s Disease

Visit our Brain Health Hub.Where are my keys? What was his name? Why on earth did I come into the kitchen? Sound familiar? We all forget things from time to time. But when are thes...

Community turns out for Walk to End Alzheimer's

May Whittman was only 8 years old the last time she visited her grandfather at the local VA medical center.

Ask Mayo Clinic: New discoveries in Alzheimer’s research brings scientists closer to prevention and cures

Each discovery helps researchers better understand the disease and brings them closer to finding ways to prevent, slow or treat it.

4 Surprising Facts About Memory Loss

While no one welcomes a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment, a resilient attitude can help make the most of the still-good years that remain.

NOA Osun urges early diagnosis as World marks Alzheimer’s Day

He listed warning signs as frequent memory loss, difficulty with familiar tasks, confusion, poor communication, and mood or personality changes...