Month: December 2025

A recent study compared lipid levels in men and women with and without Alzheimer’s disease or mild cognitive impairment. The researcher found that women with the condition had more unhealthy fats than healthy fats, whereas men with Alzheimer’s had no difference in lipid levels from men without Alzheimer’s. The researchers concluded that women might benefit … Continue reading "Study: Women with Alzheimer’s may have Decreased Levels of Healthy Fats"

Changes in thinking and behavior are often associated with aging, but not all cognitive shifts originate from the same cause. Two conditions that frequently come up in discussions about brain health in later life are delirium and dementia. They share some outward signs, yet they differ sharply in how they begin, how they progress, and … Continue reading "Dementia vs Delirium: Everything You Should Know"

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping daily lives, but its impact on family caregiving may become one of the most profound shifts of all. As more families care for aging parents or loved ones managing chronic conditions, the demands placed on caregivers continue to increase. Many households now face the challenge of providing high-quality care while … Continue reading "How AI is Transforming Family Caregiving"