New research suggests that unusual changes in eating behavior—rather than memory loss—may be one of the earliest signs of a ...

A groundbreaking analysis tracking over 131,000 people for more than a decade has revealed that following a Mediterranean diet can dramatically slash dementia risk, offering new hope for millions ...

A new study suggests that several nutrients are linked with a lower risk of dementia. These nutrients include vitamins and minerals that act as antioxidants, plus fiber. High sugar intake was related ...

A 15-year study sheds light on which eating patterns could help protect you from chronic diseases — or do the opposite.

Most people know which foods to avoid for a healthy heart. Yet, do you often think about the foods you eat and how they ...

If you’re worried about developing dementia, you’re not alone: More people are afraid of dementia than cancer, according to a study in the European Journal of Ageing. It's almost easy to see why: ...

Living with dementia doesn’t have to mean letting go of food preparation. Here’s how you can make the kitchen safer and more accessible for those with this condition. Use specific tools such as ...

Mealtime can be challenging for people with dementia, as many experience behavioral issues that make eating and drinking difficult. The challenges can be equally tough for caregivers and family ...

Dementia is common, but there are things you can do to reduce your risk or slow the progression of the disease.

For adults, eating eggs may support brain health – with research especially citing the egg’s naturally rich choline content ...

Misplace your glasses? Can't find your keys? It's a common part of life as we age, but so is our fear that this simple circumstance is a sign of something more. Is it the early onset of Alzheimer's?

If you're attending holiday gatherings with a family member who has dementia, then you probably have a lot of questions. Can your family member with dementia still enjoy the gathering?