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Memantine May Slow Progression of Alzheimer's Symptoms
(Source: ICAD/Doctor's Guide) - Dr. Serge Gauthier and colleagues analyzed study data from 1,717 Alzheimer's patients - approximately half were treated with the drug memantine and half were not.


Drugs May Prolong Alzheimer's Disease Survival
(Source: ICAD/Medpage Today) - Patients who faithfully and persistently take their Alzheimer's medications can increase their survival by about three years.


Positive Data for Cognitive Disorders Drug
(Source: Trading Markets) - Memory Pharmaceuticals presented positive preclinical data for MEM 68626, its lead 5-HT6 antagonist Alzheimer's drug candidate.


Top Ten Dementia Eldercare Recommendations
(Source: HealthCentral) - Former college professor, speaker and author, Jacqueline Marcell, offers ten steps to take when dementia is suspected or recognized in a family member:


Elevated Calcium Levels Disrupt Neuronal Function
(Source: Medical News Today ) - Whether and how the amyloid plaques found in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease damage neurons is one medicine's most perplexing questions.


The Neglected Side of Parkinson's Disease
(Source: RedOrbit) - Shaking and slowness of movement may be the most obvious Parkinson's symptoms, but they are not the most debilitating ones.


Alzheimer's Clinical Trials - One Disappointment after Another
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Results that I have read, and reports that I have received from people who attended the semi-annual world international conference on Alzheimer's Research confirmed for me that I can still make sound decisions based on my own thoughts and feelings.
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