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Driving Safety and Alzheimer’s Disease

In the early stages of dementia, some people are able to keep driving. But as skills get worse, at some point, it will no longer be safe to be behind the wheel. It’s important to start thinking about when a person should give up driving.

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Does Sugar Intake Increase the Risk of Dementia?

Sugar has a bad reputation for contributing to almost every health concern, from tooth decay and diabetes to obesity and hyperactivity. Researchers discovered a link to an increasingly common condition: dementia.

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How Do I Help My Family Understand Dementia?

When you learn someone close to you has Alzheimer’s disease, deciding when and how to tell your family and friends may be difficult, especially when it comes to children. South Mountain Memory Care can help get you started.

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How Seniors Mask and Hide Dementia Symptoms

People go to great lengths to hide their cognitive decline. Be aware of unusual behaviors and attitudes, especially interactions in familiar circumstances.