Traumatic brain injury is known to be associated with dementia, but few large studies with long follow-up have been performed. In a study of nearly 3 million people with a risk for dementia, researchers...
In a recent study of 4 cohorts consisting of 717 patients with Parkinson disease, researchers examined the effectiveness of a new scale in predicting the development of dementia.
Findings from 2 trials that compared various doses of the atypical antipsychotic brexpiprazole with placebo have indicated that the drug may have additional benefits for patients with agitation due to...
For older adults with chronic conditions and complex care needs, transitioning between levels of care and care settings is common. Researchers have identified 5 essential themes for consistent and supported...
Researchers recently compared the effects of treatment with an atypical antipsychotic vs placebo for various periods of time among patients with Alzheimer disease psychosis.
Although the association between AF and dementia is well known, it is still unclear whether oral anticoagulant treatment is protective of cognitive function in patients with AF. The results of a new study...
Previous studies have shown an association between traumatic brain injury and dementia, but it is not yet known whether this risk decreases over time. In a new study, researchers further evaluated this...
The authors of a recent study explored possible psychological factors that may be associated with the onset of dementia in community-dwelling older adults.
Recently, 4 systematic reviews examined the effectiveness of various interventions for the prevention of cognitive decline and dementia in older adults.
