All Memory Articles
Throughout time and across cultures, people have faced an eternal question: Are people really who they say they are? This question manifests in everything from...
10 Practical Strategies to Boost Memory Now
Even though forgetfulness is not a normal consequence of getting older, sometimes it’s hard for people of any age to keep dozens of details straight...
The MCI Memory Program
We often hear about using brain-boosting activities to reduce the risk of developing cognitive impairment, but did you know that mental stimulation is just as...
Alzheimer’s Diagnosis? Take These Legal Steps Now
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease has profound implications on the health and daily life of an individual but also on their legal status and capabilities....
Hope Is Here
A poll from the Marist Center for Public Opinion shows that Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most feared health condition, outranking cancer, heart disease and other killers....
Self-Care for Caregivers
Caregiving for a partner with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia is one of the greatest expressions of love, but it is also one...
Foods that Fight Memory Loss
There is a clear link between a healthy foods that fight dementia and improved cognition later in life to make the most of your golden…
How to Prevent Dementia Naturally
Many Americans are suffering from dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Good nutrition and an active lifestyle have been shown to help with brain health.
Natural Memory Boosters
Natural memory boosters can help to improve recall and focus, allowing you to complete tasks more accurately and more quickly.
Is Multitasking Good?
The evidence is conclusive: multitasking is generally bad for us. There are exceptions but overall focusing on one thing at a time is better.
Does Exercise Help My Brain Health?
Exercise and brain health have been conclusively linked. With aerobic exercise in particular being linked to improved brain health and cognition.
How Does Cognitive Function Change with Aging?
Cognitive function changes with aging, but this does not need to be a steep decline with some aspect remaining the same or even improving.
