Five Types of Alzheimer’s Disease that don’t begin with Memory Loss

- Visuospatial Differences
- Changes in Language
- Changes in Executive Decisions
- Behavioral Differences
- Changes in Motor Function
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The latest Alzheimer’s research has yielded some promising results. New medications and sophisticated tools used to diagnose this disease are giving hope to many who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease as well as their loved ones and caregivers. Although it’s too soon to be sure, a cure or preventative treatment for this disease may be just…
(Understanding the Disease Drug Development Pipeline and How Clinical Trials Work) Research allows us to give a definition to hope. It really opens your eyes when you consider how an Alzheimer’s clinical trial is conducted and how you can involve yourself in studies. When you sign up, you can shed more light on disease progression…
When an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis is determined, many patients and their families feel paralyzed. Alzheimer’s disease is a disease that is famous for its ruthless destruction. The cognitive impairment that caused the patient to seek medical attention can only be expected to get worse over time, and the family will be put under the strain…
Alzheimer’s research is changing rapidly, and several trends are emerging. These trends mean earlier intervention, more treatment options, and personalized patient medicine. Organizations like the National Institute on Aging and the National Institutes of Health support early-stage disease research for age-related dementias and Alzheimer’s disease. By participating in Alzheimer’s clinical trials, patients with some memory…
Why Alzheimer’s Research Matters in 2025 Alzheimer’s disease research has become one of the most pressing areas in modern medicine. In 2025, millions of people worldwide are living with Alzheimer’s disease, which remains one of the leading causes of dementia and death among older adults. Alzheimer’s is currently ranked as the seventh leading cause of…