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Early-onset Alzheimer’s and Its Misdiagnosis Tragedies

Pat Farrell PhD -
One current theory is that this type of Alzheimer’s may be familial, but a similar form is found in those with Down Syndrome. Estimates suggest that 50 percent or more of people with Down syndrome will develop dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease as they age.

Invisible Disabilities Need Our Attention and Understanding Like No Others

Pat Farrell PhD -
Subtle differences in behavior and ineptness in social interactions are only some of the overt symptoms of neurodivergent disorders.

Brad Pitt Believes He May Have an Inability to Recognize Faces, Prosopagnosia

Pat Farrell PhD -
Once again we are reminded that unusual neurologic disorders can be found in anyone and the latest to indicate he has a problem is a stellar actor.

Is Our Gut a Key to Whether We Get Dementia?

Michael Hunter, MD -
Alzheimer’s dementia is not a normal part of the aging process. Still, the most significant risk factor is increasing age, with most of those with Alzheimer’s disease 65 years and older.

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