Our sense of smell is more than just a way to enjoy food or detect dangers like fire. It turns out that changes in the ...

Blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity are preventable risk factors that can help reduce the chances or reverse the odds of dementia by 60 per cent, said experts on World Alzheimer's Day on Saturday.

It's World Alzheimer's Day, which aims to raise awareness of the symptoms of the disease. It's really important to be aware ...

Blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity are preventable risk factors that can help reduce the chances or reverse the odds of ...

Blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity are preventable risk factors that can help reduce the chances or reverse the odds of dementia by 60 per cent ...

Alzheimer’s is now the 6th leading cause of death among adults 65 years or older. The progressive condition, characterised by ...

Some people with dementia lose their sense of social norms. Surprising dementia symptoms can include shoplifting, breaking ...

Jockey Club Centre for Positive Ageing experts highlight the importance of timely diagnosis and intervention for people with ...

Or rust is setting in -- so much so that it could make the car dangerous to drive. Those are both clear signs you need to trade in your beloved old ride and start looking for some new wheels.

There is no way to be sure how quickly dementia will progress.” So here are some lesser-known early signs to look out for . . . SNAPPY or aggressive? New traits such as becoming more ...

Recognizing the early signs of coronary artery blockages can be challenging, as symptoms may vary widely among individuals. Find out how to identify then with the help of an expert. Coronary ...

Identifying dementia (changes in memory and thinking that interfere with daily life) as early as possible is important. It can help people find treatments to reduce their symptoms or slow the ...