04.05.22
Key Differences Between Primary Age-Related Tauopathy and Alzheimer’s
Primary age-related tauopathy is a newer pathological designation that describes a pathology that is often observed in the brains of aged individuals.
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At Altoida, we believe that helping you take charge of your brain health includes making knowledge about the brain and neurological diseases more accessible.
Our brain health resources cover the most common questions about neurological diseases, explaining the gut-brain connection, and more to assist you on your journey to better brain health.
03.31.22
Optimizing The Use of Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials for Alzheimer’s
Utilizing digital biomarkers in clinical trials for subject screening and monitoring will increase the cost efficiency, speed, and success of trials.
03.29.22
Studies Show There Are Foods That Benefit the Brain
Foods that benefit the brain, like berries, leafy greens, fatty fish, and nuts, have been linked to improved cognitive performance and lower dementia risk.
03.24.22
How Can I Continue Communicating With Late-Stage Alzheimer’s Patients?
Communicating with late-stage Alzheimer’s patients requires patience, a new mindset, good listening skills, and different listening and speaking techniques.
03.22.22
Relationship Between Neurological Diseases and Seizures
There is a clear connection between neurological diseases and seizures. Both Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease may be risk factors for seizures.
03.17.22
Paying Attention to Brain Health As You Age Can Help Maintain Healthy Aging
Some changes to brain health as you age are normal. Aging may cause minor changes to cognitive abilities, such as memory, planning, and decision-making.
