Month: July 2023

Many people with dementia in its final stages might not eat or drink. Additionally, they could get dysphagia, which would make it difficult for them to swallow effectively. The amount of time a person can survive without food and water varies, but experts think adequate end-of-life care may help them live better. Why do individuals … Continue reading "How Long Can a Person With Dementia Live Without Food?"

Researchers at Scripps Research and the University of Bologna have recently discovered that the combination of genetic predisposition and alcohol use disorder (AUD) may hasten the progression of Alzheimer’s. The study’s findings elucidate the molecular processes driving memory loss and may have broader ramifications for comprehending and managing Alzheimer’s, irrespective of the consumption of alcohol. … Continue reading "Excessive Alcohol Consumption Accelerates Alzheimer’s Progression."

The precise biological mechanisms underlying this association between high blood sugar levels and an elevated risk of Alzheimer’s were previously unknown. A recent investigation into ATP-sensitive potassium (KATP) channels, which control cellular activity based on energy levels, has now clarified the relationship. It opens the door for potential novel therapies focused on particular channels as … Continue reading "Scientists Discover How Too Much Sugar Intake May Raise Alzheimer’s Risk"