Hermon lashes ‘cruel Alzheimer’s decision’
Sunday Life, UK - May 28, 2006 RUC Chief Constable Sir John Hermon last night condemned as “heartless, cruel and totally unacceptable” proposals to restrict the use of Alzheimer’s drugs.
Poor balance predicts Alzheimer’s
BBC News, UK - May 22, 2006 Problems with walking and balance may be the first sign of Alzheimer’s disease, say US researchers. A study of 2,288 elderly people
Piano sounds clear notes for alzheimer’s patient
Ottawa Citizen, Canada - May 22, 2006 Before Alzheimer’s destroyed her sense of self, Doris McCallum was organist and choir director at Stanley Presbyterian Church in Montreal for 25 years.
Alzheimer’s Foundation to honor supporters at business luncheon
Staten Island Advance, NY - 23 hours ago Jack LiGreci, who is president of the Staaten, and his brother and partner, Nick LiGreci, secretary treasurer, will receive the Alzheimer’s Partnership Award.
National Grid will help CNY Alzheimer’s group
Syracuse Post Standard, NY - May 16, 2006 Central New York’s pollen season historically lasts only a few days. Spring weather this year has stretched that out for weeks.
New strategy for Alzheimer’s under study
DailyIndia.com, NY - May 18, 2006 SAN FRANCISCO, May 18 (UPI) — A possible strategy for preventing or treating Alzheimer’s disease and other brain and spinal cord damage has been uncovered by