Age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma could be new lens on dementia risk
KPWHRI and UW program continues to be a rich resource for researchers studying resilience and ways to avoid Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.
Dr. Sascha Dublin explores what this reassuring finding from the Kaiser Permanente-UW ACT study means for patients with acid reflux.
Trend tied to more education, physical activity, and controlling heart risks, say Dr. Eric B. Larson and University of Michigan team
Next week, biostatistician Dr. Jennifer Bobb attends her second symposium for the 30-year Adult Changes in Thought study. Here’s a meeting preview.
Dr. Larson discusses how continuity of care for dementia patients may lower costs, emergency visits, and hospital stays.
Dr. Sascha Dublin describes a Group Health-UW finding that benzodiazepines probably don’t cause dementia. But she cautions that they’re still bad for you.
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