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Can you walk your way to lower dementia risk?
A new study suggests that 7,000 steps a day may decrease the odds of developing dementia by nearly 40%. - Blog Articles
Cancer drugs may help mitigate Alzheimer's disease
A pair of cancer drugs may have the potential to reverse Alzheimer’s brain changes. - Blog Articles
Dine for a Good Cause: Eat at Columbia restaurant and help Alzheimer's & Dementia Resource Center
The 1905 Family of Restaurants has once again included ADRC in its annual Community Harvest event in September at Columbia Restaurants. - Blog Articles
Empowering end-of-life care
Avika Awomi is a clinical chaplain for VITAS but she prefers to think of herself as a spiritual and emotional caregiver. - Blog Articles
Letter from the Executive Director
I am honored to step into the role of Executive Director at the Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center. - Blog Articles
Meet Our Sponsor: Cindy Gray, Owner of ComForCare Home Care
“Rhinestone Cowboy” singer Glenn Campbell was somewhat of an inspiration to ComForCare Home Care owner Cindy Gray as she launched her business. - Blog Articles
The link between the mouth's microbiome and cognitive function
A study recently published in PNAS Nexus sought to understand the link between the mouth’s microbiome and cognitive function and found that certain kinds of bacteria can increase the likelihood… - Blog Articles
ADRC Music Box Initiative hits a high note for people with dementia
Ashley Gravatte has been very busy. - Blog Articles
Booze and the brain: Are heavy drinkers at higher risk of Alzheimer's disease?
Individuals who consume eight or more alcoholic beverages per week may have a higher chance of developing tau clusters in the brain that are linked to Alzheimer’s disease, new research… - Blog Articles
Cannabis hospitalization: Is there a link to dementia?
People who are hospitalized because of marijuana use are more likely to develop dementia over a five-year period, research shows. - Blog Articles
Do you have a Caregiver Bill of Rights? What you need to know
Imagine for a moment that you take your own self-care as seriously as you take the support that you provide your person. - Blog Articles
Hacking Hydration this summer: A guide for Care Partners
Proper hydration is always essential, but especially for aging adults who might not be acutely attuned to their body’s thirst cues.