Alzheimers Disease: – Seeing hope in an eye scan
Seeing hope in an eye scan
ACTON — In three years or so, adults may be able to ask their physician for a high-technology screening for Alzheimer’s disease, thanks to technology developed by Neuroptix Corp. and two Boston medical centers.
First part in lecture series focuses on Alzheimer’s
On Saturday, Dr. James Connor spoke to an audience of about 350 in the Thomas building about an ailment that affects more than 4 million Americans — Alzheimer’s disease.
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Piper Dave Warren leads the Seddon family through the first lap of the Investors Group Walk for Memories at Cherry Lane shopping centre Sunday morning. The annual walk, which raises funds through pledges and donations to fight Alzheimers disease, was held in memory of Bill Seddon.
Where Alzheimer’s patients, caregivers find comfort
When the Nacogdoches Treatment Center opened its doors in 1972, it was to fulfill a need in Nacogdoches a need for physical therapy.
Inglewood man, 78, missing
A 78-year-old man suffering from Alzheimer’s disease went missing Thursday from his Inglewood home, police said. Apolinar Garcia disappeared from his home on 101st Street about 11 a.m., said Sgt. Ken Ferrin of the Inglewood Police Department.
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Man with Alzheimer’s drove off, is missing
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