If tests show someone is genetically predisposed to Alzheimer's, how can they reduce their risk?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses how people who are genetically predisposed to Alzheimer’s disease can reduce their risk.
What do family members need to remember when a relative gets an early Alzheimer's diagnosis?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses what family members should remember when a relative gets an early Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Can patients take part in clinical trials for Alzheimer's disease?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses how patients can take part in clinical trials.
Are there preventive steps everyone can follow to ward off Alzheimer’s?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses preventive steps everyone can follow to ward off Alzheimer’s.
What's the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's disease?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
What resources do you recommend for someone newly diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses helpful resources for someone newly diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
How do you talk to patients who are worried about their memory loss?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses how doctors talk with patients who are worried about their memory loss.
Will new treatments for Alzheimer's disease be available in the future?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses new treatment for Alzheimer’s that may be available in the future.
What is Alzheimer's disease?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses Alzheimer’s disease.
Is there a difference in life expectancy for patients who take medicine and for those who don't?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses life expectancy for Alzheimer’s patients who take medication and those who don’t.
What tests are used to help make an Alzheimer's diagnosis?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses the tests used to diagnose Alzheimer’s.
If Alzheimer's affects the ability to function, how does one die from the disease?
Dr. Larry Lawhorne discusses how someone can die from Alzheimer’s disease.