Amid recent surges in consumers’ alcohol consumption, experts continue to highlight the risks associated with drinking — even moderately. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness month
Caregiving Is Tough, Here’s How You Can Balance Work, Personal Life & Caregiving
Whether you’re taking care of an elderly parent or helping out an old relative, caregiving is demanding. Yes, there is an option to hire a professional caregiver or seek assistance from a nursing home. Continue Reading →
Alzheimer’s Association Launches Public Service Campaign Featuring Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams
HITN TV, in collaboration with The Alzheimer’s Association, New York City Chapter announced today the launch of a new public service campaign, featuring Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. Continue Reading →
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. Continue Reading →
5th Annual Caring To Remember Cocktail Kicks Off Alzheimer’s And Brain Awareness Month
The Alzheimer’s Association, New York City Chapter raised more than $200,000 in partnership with New York City’s commercial real estate community at the 5th Annual Caring to Remember Cocktail. Continue Reading →
Walk The Walk And Join The NYC Walk To End Alzheimer’s South Street Seaport
Take the train from Harlem to join more than 3,000 participants to fight for the end Alzheimer’s at the Alzheimer’s Association®, New York City Chapter Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
