New studies presented at AAIC 2019 reveal that sex-specific differences could play a role in the risk, progression and resilience of Alzheimer’s disease.
Studies presented at AAIC 2019 have revealed the significant advances being made in the global search for blood-based biomarkers for dementia.
Observational studies reveal that use of sleep medications can increase an individual’s chances of developing dementia in sex-specific and race-specific ways.
Studies presented at AAIC 2019 provide potential treatment methods for the improvement of sleep quality in individuals with dementia.
New studies reported at AAIC 2019 are addressing the evolving and expanding role of technology in dementia care, prevention and alleviating burden.
New research into the LGBT community and risk of dementia have been reported at AAIC 2019, highlighting that the LGBT community may have a higher risk of cognitive decline.
Studies reported at AAIC 2019 have demonstrated the links between lifestyle factors and dementia; this information could provide new insight into the best ways to alleviate the likelihood of developing the disease.
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Today was the third day of AAIC, with more fascinating talks and exciting posters. You can catch up on our daily update here with a focus on early careers.
Research presented at AAIC reveals the development of the National Strategy and how community based outreach increases participation in Alzheimer’s research.
