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Caregiving and the Increased Risk of Alzheimer’s in Latinos | By Esther Heerema, MSW | Alzheimer's and other dementias affect people from every background, but the increase of Latinos with Alzheimer's has been called a "tsunami" due to the projected health care needs and financial costs associated with this development. We need to learn more, and talk more, about this, including how it will affect the whole healthcare system, the many family caregivers and each person dealing with the effects of Alzheimer's. | |
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| Spotting and Responding to Anxiety in Alzheimer's | Although memory loss and impaired thinking are its hallmarks, Alzheimer's disease also causes other problems, including anxiety. This feeling of uneasiness, fear, and apprehension occurs in many who have Alzheimer's, particularly during the early and middle stages of the disease. | | | | |
| Tips on How to Remember People's Names | Ever have it where you just can’t remember someone’s name? You’ve met her before and she greets you by name. You respond, “It’s so nice to see you again!” (and hope she doesn’t notice the fact that you didn't use her name). Increase your ability to remember names by trying these strategies. | | | | |
| How to Reduce Stigma and Empower People with Dementia | It's been well-established that a diagnosis of Alzheimer's and other types of dementia carries a stigma, and this stigma can have harmful and debilitating effects for those already coping with the challenge of the disease. So, how can you help? Here are 13 ways to help reduce stigma and empower those with cognitive challenges such as dementia. | | | | |
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