How Controlled Care Environments Provide Essential Support For Dementia
Dementia is a degenerative condition that progresses at different rates and affects the memory.
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Useful Information You Should Know About Dementia
Dementia is a catchall word for a group of diseases, despite common perception to the contrary.
Alzheimer’s Association Spotlights Black Dementia Researchers From Harlem To Hollis
During Black History Month, the Alzheimer’s Association, New York City Chapter is collaborating with Columbia University and the Collaborative for Alzheimer’s Disease Research (CADRE) on programs featuring Black dementia researchers.
Apathy Could Be An Indicator Of Dementia, Study Finds
Recent studies about Alzheimer’s have focused on risk factors associated with the disease and how consumers can potentially protect themselves from cognitive decline.
Keep Your Drama To Yourself, Negative Thinking Could Increase The Risk Of Dementia
While recent studies have found that factors like weight and exercise can contribute to the likelihood of consumers developing dementia, a new study explored how mental health can also play a role.
The COVID Crisis: What Dementia Caregivers Need To Know From Harlem To Hollywood
Experts from the Alzheimer’s Association believe dementia does likely not increase a person’s risk for COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus.
Sponsored Love: Discover The Benefits Of Mental Health Therapy For Seniors In NYC Nursing Homes
As the elderly population increases, mental health therapy for seniors is becoming an increasingly vital requirement.
Interview With Alzheimer’s Chief Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Officer, Carl V. Hill
In a Q&A created with Alzheimer’s Association, we were excited to hear from Alzheimer’s Association Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer, Carl V. Hill, PhD., MPH.
Notify NYC: Silver Alert For Zaida Nadal In Harlem New York
A Silver Alert has been issued for Zaida Nadal, a 66-year-old black female from the area of West 140th Street and Riverside Drive in Harlem, NY.
Webinar Examines Historical Inequities In Clinical Trials For Black Americans
In honor of Black History Month, the Alzheimer’s Association is offering a free live webinar “Alzheimer’s & Dementia Conversations: Changing the Face of Research” on February 1, 2023, at 3:30 p.m. ET.
Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts Announces Programming From San Juan Hill, To AFROPUNK And More
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (LCPA) today announced its fall/winter programming, reflective of its artistic vision, featuring a mix of collaborations with constituents across Lincoln Center and a focus on genres historically underrepresented on campus.
Study Published Today Illuminate The Needs Of A Growing Homebound Population To Fight Inequities And Barriers
In a study published today in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai paint a first-of-its-kind nationally representative portrait of the health care needs of older homebound Americans.
Study Finds That Experiences Of Racism Are Associated With Poor Memory, Increased Cognitive Decline
Experiences of structural, interpersonal, and institutional racism are associated with lower memory scores and worse cognition in midlife and old age.
Senior Living Facilities: Your Complete Guide To Assisted living Facilities
Assisted living offers seniors long-term housing and personal care services.
Harlem’s Irma Cadiz – “The Coquito Lady” competing In PBS’s ‘The Great American Recipe’ Premier
PBS today announced the ten talented home cooks who will be showcasing their culinary expertise in The Great American Recipe.