Anxiety And Dementia
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Anxiety In Older Adults May Triple Risk Of Developing Dementia: Study
People with anxiety could be at three times the risk of developing dementia compared to those without anxiety, according to a study.
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Can Mediterranean Diet Help Reduce Anxiety?
Below we share how the Mediterranean diet can help reduce anxiety.
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Loneliness A Global Health Threat, As Deadly As Smoking 15 Cigarettes A Day: WHO
World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized loneliness as a serious global health threat, and it has launched a number of initiatives to address the problem.
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Brain: These 9 Everyday Practices Will Lower Your Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease
Keep reading as we list everyday habits that can reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
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US Woman Presumed Dead Wakes Up In Body Bag 'Gasping For Air'
The woman was put into a body bag and taken to the Ankeny Funeral House & Crematory, when their staff members discovered that she was still alive.
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Parkinson’s Disease Might Find Potential Treatment in These Designer Neurons
A new research suggests potential treatment for Parkinson's disease which involves non-neuronal cells and their transformation. Once they change into neurons, they can stay in the brain and do the regular functions like linking to other nerve cells making the neural tissue, forming synapses, and dispensing dopamine. These cells would help repair th...
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Depression, Anxiety Linked To Earlier Onset Of Alzheimer's Disease
According to a recent study, if people do develop Alzheimer's disease, those with depression and anxiety may start experiencing dementia symptoms a few years earlier than those who do not suffer from these mental health issues.
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Alzheimer's Vs Dementia: What Is The Difference?
Alzheimer and dementia. We all have heard these two terms, with many of us making it synonymous. But how are they different from each other? Let's have a look.
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'Robin Williams' Brain Disease Was One of The Worst Cases,' Says Wife
Robin William committed suicide in August 2014 as a result of the debilitating brain disease, which is the second most common neurodegenerative dementia after Alzheimer's and causes heightened levels of anxiety, delusions and impaired movement
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China, India Face Huge Mental Health Burden: Study
There are more people in the world's two most populous nations coping with mental, neurological and substance use problems than in all high-income countries combined, the research found.
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Anxiety and Stress May Lead to Dementia
People need to find ways to reduce chronic stress and anxiety in their lives or they may be at an increased risk for developing depression and even dementia, warns a review.
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Anxiety And Stress May Lead To Dementia, Show Findings
People need to find ways to reduce chronic stress and anxiety in their lives or they may be at an increased risk for developing depression and even dementia, warns a review.
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Stay calm to prevent dementia
Being more relaxed and calm lower your chances of developing dementia.
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Massage & touch therapy alleviate dementia symptoms
Gentle massage therapy shows promising effects in easing the agitation and anxiety in dementia patients.
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Being pessimistic raises dementia risk
Pessimistic, anxious and depressed people are at a higher risk of developing dementia.
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Anxiety In Older Adults May Triple Risk Of Developing Dementia: Study
People with anxiety could be at three times the risk of developing dementia compared to those without anxiety, according to a study.
-
Can Mediterranean Diet Help Reduce Anxiety?
Below we share how the Mediterranean diet can help reduce anxiety.
-
Loneliness A Global Health Threat, As Deadly As Smoking 15 Cigarettes A Day: WHO
World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized loneliness as a serious global health threat, and it has launched a number of initiatives to address the problem.
-
Brain: These 9 Everyday Practices Will Lower Your Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease
Keep reading as we list everyday habits that can reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
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US Woman Presumed Dead Wakes Up In Body Bag 'Gasping For Air'
The woman was put into a body bag and taken to the Ankeny Funeral House & Crematory, when their staff members discovered that she was still alive.
-
Parkinson’s Disease Might Find Potential Treatment in These Designer Neurons
A new research suggests potential treatment for Parkinson's disease which involves non-neuronal cells and their transformation. Once they change into neurons, they can stay in the brain and do the regular functions like linking to other nerve cells making the neural tissue, forming synapses, and dispensing dopamine. These cells would help repair th...
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Depression, Anxiety Linked To Earlier Onset Of Alzheimer's Disease
According to a recent study, if people do develop Alzheimer's disease, those with depression and anxiety may start experiencing dementia symptoms a few years earlier than those who do not suffer from these mental health issues.
-
Alzheimer's Vs Dementia: What Is The Difference?
Alzheimer and dementia. We all have heard these two terms, with many of us making it synonymous. But how are they different from each other? Let's have a look.
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'Robin Williams' Brain Disease Was One of The Worst Cases,' Says Wife
Robin William committed suicide in August 2014 as a result of the debilitating brain disease, which is the second most common neurodegenerative dementia after Alzheimer's and causes heightened levels of anxiety, delusions and impaired movement
-
China, India Face Huge Mental Health Burden: Study
There are more people in the world's two most populous nations coping with mental, neurological and substance use problems than in all high-income countries combined, the research found.
-
Anxiety and Stress May Lead to Dementia
People need to find ways to reduce chronic stress and anxiety in their lives or they may be at an increased risk for developing depression and even dementia, warns a review.
-
Anxiety And Stress May Lead To Dementia, Show Findings
People need to find ways to reduce chronic stress and anxiety in their lives or they may be at an increased risk for developing depression and even dementia, warns a review.
-
Stay calm to prevent dementia
Being more relaxed and calm lower your chances of developing dementia.
-
Massage & touch therapy alleviate dementia symptoms
Gentle massage therapy shows promising effects in easing the agitation and anxiety in dementia patients.
-
Being pessimistic raises dementia risk
Pessimistic, anxious and depressed people are at a higher risk of developing dementia.
