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Medicine
fromInsideHook
6 days ago

How Are Autoimmune Patients Addressing Memory Loss?

Autoimmune disorders can impair the brain, causing memory loss and psychiatric symptoms, so accurate diagnosis and ongoing symptom management are essential.
Mental health
fromThe New Yorker
6 days ago

My Mother's Memory Loss, and Mine

Midlife lapses in word recall and everyday memory can stem from menopause, stress, or early cognitive decline and provoke anxiety when there is family history of dementia.
fromLos Angeles Times
1 month ago

Commentary: He's just happy to root for the Dodgers again after almost dying during the last World Series

A year ago tomorrow , the Zacatecas native suffered a heart attack and mild stroke in the moments after seeing his Dodgers win Game 2 of the World Series against the New York Yankees. He spent three days in a medically induced coma at St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood and regained consciousness to news from jubilant nurses that the Dodgers had won the championship.
Major League Baseball
Medicine
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

A moment that changed me: I nearly died when I was hit by a car then started to relish life's little luxuries

A life of postponing small luxuries ended when a pedestrian suffered a severe road accident causing major injuries and memory loss.
Medicine
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

Survey Finds Most ECT Patients Suffer Long-term Memory Loss

Most electroconvulsive therapy recipients experience persistent memory loss, often lasting over three years, with severity increasing by number of treatments and bilateral electrode placement.
#dementia
fromkffhealthnews.org
6 months ago
Retirement

When they don't recognize you anymore

Dementia profoundly affects recognition in relationships, having a deep emotional impact on caregivers and family members.
fromwww.nytimes.com
7 months ago
Retirement

When They Don't Recognize You Anymore

The emotional toll of losing a loved one's memory due to dementia is profound and lasting.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

My grandmother is 95 and losing her memory. Every story she tells me is one I don't want to forget.

During a family dinner last year, she interrupted our meal - "You know, your great-grandfather was an illegal bootlegger. He even invented a popular cocktail." She launched into stories about secret liquor production behind a clothing store, an unheard-of relative on the lam called "South American Joe," and narrow escapes from the law. My father occasionally interrupted by saying, "That didn't happen," but my wife, kids, and I were completely captivated.
Mental health
fromBuzzFeed
4 months ago

A Drunk Driver Crashed Into Me. When I Woke Up, I Was A Completely Different Person.

After the incident, I was treated for brain injuries similar to those of Gabrielle Giffords, unable to manage normal life functions any longer.
Mental health
Arts
fromwww.npr.org
4 months ago

Sunday Puzzle: Words ending in "AC"

Astrological signs, Cognac, egomaniac, amnesiac, and many other terms ending in A-C describe various concepts and entities.
#alzheimers-disease
fromPsychology Today
7 months ago
Mindfulness

A New Treatment Target for Alzheimer's Disease

The precuneus plays a crucial role in shaping identity and self-awareness.
Stimulating the precuneus may help mitigate early Alzheimer's memory loss.
fromSun Sentinel
7 months ago
Mental health

Is the cure for slowing Alzheimer's a vitamin? Benfotiamine trials underway in South Florida

A nationwide trial studying benfotiamine as a potential treatment for slowing Alzheimer's is currently enrolling patients in South Florida.
Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
7 months ago

A New Treatment Target for Alzheimer's Disease

The precuneus plays a crucial role in shaping identity and self-awareness.
Stimulating the precuneus may help mitigate early Alzheimer's memory loss.
#aging
Mental health
fromtime.com
7 months ago

7 Signs It's Time to Take Your Memory Issues Seriously

Memory lapses are common with aging, but persistent issues should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
fromwww.independent.co.uk
7 months ago

France rugby star Chabal does not remember 'a single second' of his career due to concussion

I don't remember a single second of a rugby match I played. And I don't remember a single one of the 62 Marseillaises I experienced.
France news
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