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May 15, 2019
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New aspect of dementia could advance Alzheimer's research
Researchers have identified what may be a new cause of, or contributor to, dementia called LATE, short for limbic-predominant age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy. While not yet ready for the doctor's office, scientists believe LATE may shed valuable light on the variability of Alzheimer's and other dementias, and it is expected to drive new areas of research.

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Daughter learns from mother living with Alzheimer's
In her work as an author and blogger, Miriam Green shares caregiving stories and recipes she learned from her mother, Naomi, who's living with Alzheimer's. Miriam says Naomi is still teaching her new things as she learns to accept the reality of the disease.
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Heart-healthy diet may help reduce risk of cognitive decline
A heart-healthy diet, one lower in saturated fats, benefits both your body and your brain. Research suggests diets that can reduce the risk of heart disease may also reduce the risk of dementia.
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