Nicotine clues for dementia treatment (News-Medical-Net) bi13750540 A team of London scientists have found clues for the potentially therapeutic benefits of nicotine on learning, memory and attention minimising the risk of addiction. The research announced Geneva Monday assist the search for new drugs for dementia

New System Detects Dementia Risk Among Highly Educated Older Adults (Science bi13750540 A different cutoff point on an existing mental function assessment may more effectively assess the risk of dementia highly educated older adults, according to a new article

New Dementia Assessment For Highly Educated (Psych Central) bi13750540 A new report suggests a different cutoff point on an existing mental function assessment may more effectively assess the risk of dementia highly educated older adults. The study found the July issue of Archives of Neurology, one of the JAMA/Archives journals. The most commonly administered screening test of cognitive (thinking, learning and []..

Infrared device may help dementia victims (UPI) bi13750540 EASINGTON, England, July 14 (UPI) -- A British dementia patient's progress using an infrared device an experimental helmet could be "hugely significant," the device's developer says

New criterion may improve identification of dementia risk highly educated bi13750540 A different cutoff point on an existing mental function assessment may more effectively assess the risk of dementia highly educated older adults, according to a report the July issue of Archives of Neurology, one of the JAMA/Archives journals

Dementia services 'in dark ages' (Epolitix via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News) bi13750540 Many dementia services are "very much the dark ages", according to a senior Liberal Democrat

Tweaking Score on Dementia Test Improves Risk Assessment for Educated Senior bi13750540 July 14, 2008 ? Changing the score necessary to be found at high risk of dementia on the most commonly administered screening test of cognitive function, known as the mini-mental state examination (MMSE), may improve the effectiveness when testing highly educated older adults, according to a report the July issue of Archives of Neurology, one of the JAMA/Archives journals

Dementia patient makes 'amazing' progress after using infra-red helmet (Daily bi13750540 Two months ago Clem Fennell was fading fast. The victim of an aggressive type of dementia, the 57-year-old businessmen was hardly able to string two words together..

Nicotine And Dementia (Medical News Today) bi13750540 Alzheimer's Society comment on a review of research studies investigating nicotine and dementia, have been conducted over the last 5 years 'Nicotine has previously been shown to help treat Alzheimer's disease animal studies. This new review brings together evidence to explain the processes behind and types of nerve cells nicotine effects the brain

Nicotine drug 'may slow dementia' (BBC News) bi13750540 Nicotine-based drugs may help delay the moment a person dementia has to enter a care home, researchers say

Nicotine clues for dementia treatment (News-Medical-Net) bi13750540 A team of London scientists have found clues for the potentially therapeutic benefits of nicotine on learning, memory and attention minimising the risk of addiction. The research announced Geneva Monday assist the search for new drugs for dementia

New System Detects Dementia Risk Among Highly Educated Older Adults (Science bi13750540 A different cutoff point on an existing mental function assessment may more effectively assess the risk of dementia highly educated older adults, according to a new article

New Dementia Assessment For Highly Educated (Psych Central) bi13750540 A new report suggests a different cutoff point on an existing mental function assessment may more effectively assess the risk of dementia highly educated older adults. The study found the July issue of Archives of Neurology, one of the JAMA/Archives journals. The most commonly administered screening test of cognitive (thinking, learning and []..

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