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DBS Provides Sustained Response for Treatment-Resistant Depression
10/17/2019
Deep brain stimulation of the subcallosal cingulate appears to offer sustained antidepressant efficacy and long-term safety for patients with treatment-resistant depression for up to 8 years.
Deep brain stimulation of the subcallosal cingulate appears to offer sustained antidepressant efficacy and long-term safety for patients with treatment-resistant depression for up to 8 years.
Deep brain stimulation of the...
10/17/2019
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Music Enhances Control in Adults With PD
10/16/2019
Moving to music rather than metronomes better supported entrainment and control in adults with Parkinson disease, according to study findings.
Moving to music rather than metronomes better supported entrainment and control in adults with Parkinson disease, according to study findings.
Moving to music rather than...
10/16/2019
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Hearing Aids Delay AD, Dementia Diagnosis Among OAs With Hearing Loss
10/15/2019
Recent study findings published online in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society suggest that hearing aid use delays the diagnosis of Alzheimer Disease, dementia, depression, anxiety, and injurious falls among older adults with...
Recent study findings published online in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society suggest that hearing aid use delays the diagnosis of Alzheimer Disease, dementia, depression, anxiety, and injurious falls among older adults with...
Recent study findings published...
10/15/2019
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To Ease Dementia Agitation, Drugs May Not be Best Option
10/14/2019
Researchers found that aggression and agitation symptoms in patients with dementia may respond better to non-drug therapies such as massage, touch therapy, and outdoor activities.
Researchers found that aggression and agitation symptoms in patients with dementia may respond better to non-drug therapies such as massage, touch therapy, and outdoor activities.
Researchers found that...
10/14/2019
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Subclinical Cardiovascular Damage Boosts Fall Risk in Older Adults
10/09/2019
In a recent study, researchers measured markers of subclinical cardiovascular disease and found that older adults with certain markers are at an increased risk of falls.
In a recent study, researchers measured markers of subclinical cardiovascular disease and found that older adults with certain markers are at an increased risk of falls.
In a recent study, researchers...
10/09/2019
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Yoga Improves Balance, Eases Back Pain in Parkinson Disease
10/09/2019
Yoga interventions for older adults with Parkinson disease improved both balance and low-back pain, according to recent study findings.
Yoga interventions for older adults with Parkinson disease improved both balance and low-back pain, according to recent study findings.
Yoga interventions for older...
10/09/2019
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Impaired Mobility a `Geriatric Biomarker` for Decline After Heart Attack
10/08/2019
For adults 65 years of age and older, mobility impairment measured during hospitalization was found to be a "geriatric biomarker" for functional decline following acute myocardial infarction, study findings suggest.
For adults 65 years of age and older, mobility impairment measured during hospitalization was found to be a "geriatric biomarker" for functional decline following acute myocardial infarction, study findings suggest.
For adults 65 years of age and...
10/08/2019
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Antipsychotic Use Affects Hospital Days in OAs With Alzheimer
10/07/2019
Study findings show that older adults with Alzheimer disease (AD) who initiate treatment with antipsychotic drugs accumulate more hospital days than patients with AD who do not use antipsychotics.
Study findings show that older adults with Alzheimer disease (AD) who initiate treatment with antipsychotic drugs accumulate more hospital days than patients with AD who do not use antipsychotics.
Study findings show that older...
10/07/2019
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Post-Stroke Statins: How Do They Affect Cognitive Decline Risk?
10/02/2019
Study findings show that statins may help decrease the risk of post-stroke dementia and cognitive impairment among patients.
Study findings show that statins may help decrease the risk of post-stroke dementia and cognitive impairment among patients.
Study findings show that statins...
10/02/2019
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Phone Support Tied to Better Outcomes for Dementia Patients, Caregivers
10/01/2019
"We demonstrated that a dementia care program delivered over the phone and web can improve outcomes important for people with dementia, their caregivers, and health systems," said Katherine Possin, lead author of the study and a researcher at...
"We demonstrated that a dementia care program delivered over the phone and web can improve outcomes important for people with dementia, their caregivers, and health systems," said Katherine Possin, lead author of the study and a researcher at...
"We demonstrated that a dementia...
10/01/2019
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