Active lifestyle may slow inherited frontotemporal dementia
A lifestyle that’s physically and mentally active may help slow the progression of inherited frontotemporal dementia, according to an ongoing study.
Frontotemporal Dementia
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Frisky Alzheimer’s residents: ‘ew’ or ‘aw’?
Alzheimer’s disease is very good at taking. It takes away memories. It takes away personalities. It can be argued that Alzheimer’s essentially takes away a person’s essence. And as almost anyone who has spent time in a senior living facility can tell you, it can also take away sexual inhibitions.
