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Leigh Weingus

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Natalie Morales on Recognizing the Early Signs of Alzheimer's: ‘The Earlier You Take Action, the Better'

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By Leigh Weingus Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Before someone gets an Alzheimer's diagnosis , it can be hard to know if certain quirks and off-feeling moments are normal signs of aging , or if they're pointing to something bigger. That's something broadcast journalist and TV host Natalie Morales knows firsthand. Her mother-in-law , Kay Rhodes, was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's in her mid-50s and lived with the disease for 17 years until her death in 2014.
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Why walking should be considered your ‘sixth vital sign’

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By Leigh Weingus Verified
| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified
Unlike many of the diseases of our modern world, dementia has limited treatment options. While some medications might slow the progression, their effect is limited, and as of now, dementia has no cure. But research shows that around 45 percent of dementia cases, and potentially more, can be avoided with lifestyle modifications. This is why neurologists are always encouraging their patients to eat a healthy diet, maintain social connections and exercise regularly.
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This 1 Little Symptom Is The Most Commonly Missed Warning Sign Of Dementia

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By Leigh Weingus Verified
| Aol Verified
When we think about dementia, we often think of a person experiencing memory loss and confusion. While it's true that these are certainly symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer's (the most common form of dementia), missing some of the more subtle signs that aren't as well-known can lead to a later diagnosis and delay in care. Halfpoint Images / Getty Images With an estimated 6.7 million Americans over the age of 65 in the U.S. living with Alzheimer's, dementia is far from rare.
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