Many people have trouble distinguishing between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, even though they mean different things. Dementia generally refers to the decline in mental ability to function correctly, interfering with an individual’s daily life. On the other hand, Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia. Knowing the difference between dementia vs. Alzheimer’s can…
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As people age, we begin to lose memories. While a little memory loss isn’t a huge problem, significant and repeated memory issues are a sign of the onset of dementia. When you or your loved ones start noticing these symptoms, plan to incorporate memory retention exercises into your daily routine to help prevent further memory…
Nobody likes to think about dementia. However, it’s an unfortunately common consequence of growing old. As your family members age, you may notice a few warning signs of the onset of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. When you notice these signs more and more frequently, it may be time to start looking for full-time memory care….
