Archive for March, 2007

Alzheimers Disease: - State hospital worker charged with assaulting patient 

Saturday, March 31st, 2007

State hospital worker charged with assaulting patient 
Police say employee hit and kicked patient. An Austin State Hospital employee has been charged with injuring a disabled patient after police said he kicked the patient in the stomach and threw him on the ground.

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Alzheimers Disease: - Women’s History Month: Increase In Alzheimer’s Changes Family Dynamics 

Friday, March 30th, 2007

Women’s History Month: Increase In Alzheimer’s Changes Family Dynamics 
An alarming new report shows Alzheimer’s disease is on the rise. As part of Womens History Month , NY1s Cheryl Wills filed the following report on a mother and daughter who are battling the disease, each in ... continue reading

Alzheimers Disease: - Mary Livingston; archivist spotted Nixon lie 

Thursday, March 29th, 2007

Mary Livingston; archivist spotted Nixon lie 
Mary Walton McCandlish Livingston, a federal archivist whose testimony before Congress revealed that President Nixon’s donated papers were improperly backdated, died March 23 in Alexandria, Va. She was 92 and had Alzheimer’s disease.

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Alzheimers Disease: - Woman With Dementia Found On Irvine Sidewalk 

Thursday, March 29th, 2007

Woman With Dementia Found On Irvine Sidewalk 
Police are looking for the family of an elderly woman with dementia, found lying on an Irvine sidewalk with a broken hip.

Pedestrian killed on Riverside; State Hospital worker charged with beating 
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Alzheimers Disease: - Emeritus Announces Purchase of Communities 

Wednesday, March 28th, 2007

Emeritus Announces Purchase of Communities 
SEATTLE—-Emeritus Corporation , a national provider of assisted living and related dementia care services to senior citizens, announced today it has completed a transaction to purchase three communities comprised of 453 units for approximately $28.7 million, plus transaction costs.

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