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Myth of Alzheimer's

How we can best protect our aging minds
by Peter J. Whitehouse and Daniel George
October 27, 2008

The Real Story on Preventing Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

By Peter J. Whitehouse

New comprehensive, credible review on environmental threats to healthy aging appears. Read More

September 19, 2008

Pleasant Dementia and Buddhism: Oliver Sacks and Peter Whitehouse Comment

By Peter J. Whitehouse

Dementia changes people and changes relationships, sometimes for the better. In the latest edition of Newsweek (September 22, 2008), author Sara Davidson shares her story about her relationship with her mother who became less demanding and more accepting of life as her cognitive impairment progressed, much to the surprise of the family. This is not the first time we've heard the story of a relationship improving with progressive cognitive impairment. Read More

August 30, 2008

Summer news–the story of Alzheimer’s is changing for good

By Peter J. Whitehouse

This summer was a busy time for global Alzheimer's activities and the changes in thinking are dramatic. Read More

August 1, 2008

The Myth of Alzheimer's: Towards a More Integrative Approach

By Peter J. Whitehouse

The loss of memory and other cognitive abilities that occurs with aging is a source of understandable individual and social concern. Although the cognitive frailty of elders has been recorded since the time of the ancient Egyptians, the aging of the human population on our planet has created a challenge both now and for our increasingly fragile future. Read More

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