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by Matthew Call
Persons in the mid to later stages of dementia can have difficulty processing external stimuli, such as loud noises and sudden movements. The inabi...
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by Matthew Call
A decreased appetite is common among those with Alzheimer's. This becomes more of an issue as the disease progresses. Caregivers often struggle to ...
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by Matthew Call
Persons with Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias (ADOD) gradually lose their ability to verbally communicate with others. This poses quite the ...
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by Julia Call
Having worked in dozens of facilities and homes, I can confidently say that the use of antipsychotics to treat the more severe symptoms of Alzheime...
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by Julia Call
Maintaining normality is important for those with Alzheimer's. Individuals should continue to engage in the activities that they've always enjoyed....
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by Matthew Call
As one ages, they become more sedentary. This change in lifestyle often causes a loss of independence and is one of the leading causes of death for...
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by Julia Call
Originally used to treat children with disabilities, sensory therapy has proven to be an effective means to assist with the treatment of Alzheimer'...
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