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A new study will look at how sleep affects the development of dementia. Sleep problems, which are common in dementia, are often thought to be an outcome of the disease, but recent evidence indicates sleep...

Voice data can predict dementia, study finds … Report: C. diff rules lower inappropriate testing 20 percent … Treatment, outcomes improve survival in prostate cancer, study finds … FDA rejects AbbVie’s...

Why did you want to write “A Kids Book About Long-Term Care” and why now? 

Report: Higher prostate screening linked to lower odds of advanced disease, death … Mental health history doesn’t impact smoking cessation methods, survey finds … Opinion: Obstacles exist for people...

Racial discrimination during midlife is linked to Alzheimer’s disease, a new study finds.

People with Parkinson’s disease are almost twice as likely to have delirium during hospital stays compared to others who are hospitalized but don’t have the disease, according to a study published...

Standards needed for treating asymptomatic high blood pressure … Fecal transplant may help with Parkinson’s symptoms … Finding cancer higher in surveillance colonoscopies in older adults with previous...

People caring for those with dementia — who include family members and healthcare workers —  say it’s hard to navigate the disease within the US health system, according to the Alzheimer’s Association...

People who live in poorer neighborhoods are linked to having accelerated brain aging and a higher risk for dementia early in life, regardless of their  income level or education, a new report finds.

Poor swallowing function was associated with people developing dementia in the future, a study published on March 11 in Nature shows.