Susan Nickerson

Here’s some surprising Alzheimer's disease information: 5 million Americans suffer from this incurable memory thief. Read on to see 3 tips to help you or a loved one prevent memory loss and dementia.

More than 5 million Americans suffer from memory loss or dementia. While there are no definitive tests for Alzheimer’s, find out here what science knows now about this incurable disease.

It’s a startling fact that more than 5 million people in the U.S. suffer from memory loss. And it’s estimated that about 20% of the 78 million members of the now-graying baby boomer generation could develop heart-breaking and irreversible Alzheimer's disease. The good news is that the prevention of memory loss and Alzheimer's disease are within your grasp. Through lifestyle changes and anti-aging techniques, it’s possible to actually increase your mental abilities — and maintain them well into

Over the past few years, doctors have been finding increasing evidence linking Alzheimer’s and stress.

Alzheimer’s disease is a debilitating disorder affecting large numbers of our aging population. Alarmingly, the incidence of Alzheimer’s is on the rise.

Is Alzheimer’s genetic? Or is it an unfortunate fact of aging? Are there steps we can take right now to start preventing Alzheimer’s disease from developing as we get older?

It’s never too late to start a memory loss prevention program. In fact, you can actually get better at remembering things, no matter what your age. Here are 7 simple strategies you can use to improve your memory and keep it young well into the last decades of your life.

Most of us assume that improving memory loss as we age is difficult, if not downright impossible. In fact, we fully expect our brains and our memories to decline in our later years.

Knowing the causes of Alzheimer’s can help you make important lifestyle changes that will greatly enable you to reduce your risk of developing the disease. This article discusses several of the most prominent causes, as well as some of the lifestyle changes necessary for all people as they get older.