Month: February 2026

People with Alzheimer’s disease have impaired driving abilities, which emerge in the early stages of dementia. A recent study showed that older individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) drove less than those with normal cognition, especially when it came to lengthy distances. According to the study’s findings, driving habits may serve as a digital biomarker … Continue reading "Driving Pattern Changes May Predict Early Cognitive Decline"

Caring for someone with dementia brings many meaningful moments, but it also comes with unexpected challenges. Dementia changes how a person understands and experiences the world, often making everyday situations confusing or even frightening. One of the most difficult challenges caregivers face is agitation. A loved one may suddenly become restless, irritable, or anxious, leaving … Continue reading "Caregiver Tips: How to Calm Agitation in a Loved One with Dementia"

A recent study identified six specific depressive symptoms that, when present in middle age, are associated with an increased risk of developing dementia later in life. The study highlights the importance of identifying and managing persistent depressive symptoms as part of strategies to support long-term brain health. Researchers are still unclear about the exact cause … Continue reading "6 Depression Symptoms May Raise Dementia Risk"