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International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease 2008 Presentations

The medical and research minds of the world meet every other year to discuss, evaluate and network on all the aspects of this disease. Now, at the end of July, they have come together in Chicago. Find out what new information is coming out of this conference.

Poster Presentations.
Much valuable information is also available to conference participants via poster presentations -- hundreds of new ones each day of the conference. You can view this information here.

Christine Baum Van Ryzin was invited to present such a presentation on the Patient Registry she is helping to organize through formemory.org. Find out more about it and register.

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Brain Exercise Games from RealAge.com

I subscribe to updates from realage.com and found these game on today's e-mail. Thought you might have some fun exploring them.

I particularly like Dance of the Fireflies

You can set the game to level of difficulty desired. It will also ask for your educatioan level, year of birth and sex before beginning the game.

See if you enjoy some of these games,

July 28, 2008 Posted by admin | Signs of Alzheimers, RealAge.com, Overcoming dementia, Oprah Winfrey, Oprah show, Memory Loss, Early Onset Alzheimers, Early Dementia, Dr. Roizen, Dr. Oz, Dementia, brain games, brain exercise games, Alzheimers Disease, Alzheimer Symptoms

Can Power Walking Cut Dementia by 73%?

You bet, so says the live-longer Web site, RealAge.com. Power walking and all exercise increase the cerebral blood flow which helps ward off dementia and a host of other health problems.

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July 21, 2008 Posted by admin | Symptoms of Alzheimers, Signs of Alzheimers, Overcoming dementia, Memory Loss, latest dementia research, latest alzheimers research, Information on Early Onset Alzheimers, Early Onset Alzheimers, Early Dementia, Dementia, Calcium and brain cell health, Alzheimers Disease, Alzheimer Symptoms, Alzheimer success stories

Frustration, Death. Early Onset Alzheimer's Gets Little Attention.

Early Alzheimer's Disease is devastating. But when you're diagnosed at age 40 and die by age 43, it's an absolute tragedy. Most younger EOA patients suffer the same frustrations of this Florida woman and her family.

That's why this Web site is here -- to provide information, options, choices -- and success stories of people who have found their way through the frustration to become survivors. Read this woman's story; then start looking for the options that just might be the key to your survival.

July 21, 2008 Posted by admin | Symptoms of Alzheimers, Signs of Alzheimers, Overcoming dementia, Memory Loss, latest dementia research, latest alzheimers research, Information on Early Onset Alzheimers, Glossary of alzheimer terms, Early Onset Alzheimers, Early Dementia, Dementia, alzheimers research, alzheimers medications, Alzheimers Disease, Alzheimer Symptoms

Participate in a Prevagen Clinical Trial

Just got an e-mail indicating that researchers in Madison, WI are inviting people to participate in a Quality of Life Study. It's a 3-month study done in your own home via the Internet. If you're interested call 1-888-814-0814. Or open this link to Prevagen Trials for an application.

Don't Know What Prevagen Is?
Prevagen is a dietary supplement that replenishes the calcium-binding protein in the brain, which is important for keeping brain cells alive. Produced by Quincy Bioscience, the company believes that Prevagen can keep up to 55% more brain cells alive.