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This article defines dementia, describes the most common forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, and outlines the various treatment options.

Glaucoma was previously defined by high eye pressure (intraocular pressure); however, some patients with normal IOP still may still have optic nerve damage.

A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s brings changes to all areas of one’s life – from how, where and with whom a person lives, to how he or she is cared for. Not frequently talked about, however, is how a person continues to work with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

Learn about the difference between Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

This article provides guidelines and ideas to help you assist your loved one to be more engaged in meaningful activities.

It is critical to develop a financial plan for those with Alzheimer’s disease. Learn three helpful tips for getting started, and how to best organize important income, investment and liability records.

Learn the role that genes and genetics play in the development of  early- and late-onset Alzheimer’s disease (AD), including specific gene versions associated with AD.