Alzheimer's

A Lot of People Think Alzheimer’s Is Normal in Aging

By Alice Park

Search Engine for Genes Will Boost Medical Research

By TIME Staff

Old Mice Given Young Blood May Hold Aging Key

By Charlie Campbell

Families Would Welcome Alzheimer's Screening, But Task Force Says It's Too Early

By Alice Park
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Women at Higher Risk of Developing Alzheimer's

The latest research from the Alzheimer's Association shows a woman's lifetime risk of developing the neurodegenerative disease is one in six, compared with one in 11 for men. More than 5 million Americans suffer from the disorder

By Alice Park

Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer's, Study Finds

Scientists say the test could predict the disease with 90% accuracy

By Dan Kedmey

7 Weird Signs of Health Troubles

From your fingernails to your nose, these tricks could give you clues about your body for years to come

By Men's Health / Paige Fowler

Into Oblivion: Documenting the Memory Loss from Alzheimer's

Photographer Maja Daniels spent three years documenting the residents of an Alzheimer's ward in France, creating portraits that convey the frustrations and challenges of living with dementia.

By Alissa Ambrose

Living with Alzheimer's

Photographer Kenneth O’Halloran is best known for documentary projects about his Irish homeland. But here he shares work about his then-girlfriend’s family in Spain as it cares for a father suffering from Alzheimer’s.

By Kenneth O’Halloran
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