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      Dementia is not a specific disease; it is an umbrella term that describes many symptoms. There are over a hundred types of dementia, but Alzheimer’s is the most widespread. Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia is the key to finding hope. The possibility of being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s increases for people 65 and older,…

Use PIAAC Skills Map to explore local statistics for Adult Education and Enrich your Community Check out the National Center for Education Statistics’ PIAAC Skills Map to evaluate adult abilities. People’s talents are assessed, from essential reading and math results to more complex problems. This study highlights the mental and physical expertise adults need to thrive…

The symptoms are similar for these disorders. Both have to do with memory loss and confusion. Delirium occurs suddenly. On the other hand, Dementia is a gradual progression. Delirium strikes in hours, days, or even months. It is often considered temporary and treatable. Doctors run tests to find out more information to confirm a diagnosis….

People with alcohol related Dementia experience vitamin B1 deficiency, alcohol abuse, and poor nutrition. It is also known as Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome. This syndrome is responsible for nerve cell damage in the brain and the spine. Often, head injuries are a risk from falls with intoxication, which can then cause bleeding and scarring in the brain….

Statistics are driving research toward new findings. For example, one in three seniors dies from Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia.  Today, there are 6.5 million cases of Alzheimer’s in America. Discoveries for testing and treatment for Alzheimer’s will change these figures. The task is to focus our attention on funding research and educating public awareness. New tests…