The first reversal of Alzheimer’s disease led to the scientific study in 2014 by Dr. Dale Bredesen, MD. He and his team developed a personalized protocol called RECODE, for reversal of cognitive decline (CD). The protocol reversed 9 ...

A new study led by a Colorado State University researcher shows that kicking up your heels can actually be good for your noggin. The research team demonstrated for the first time that decline in the brain’s “white matter” can be ...

  Presidents’ Ball & Alzheimer’s Research Fundraiser January 22, 2017 USA Dance, Orange County Chapter is proud to announce the presentation of its President’s Ball & Fund Raiser for Alzheimer’s research to ...

A new study provides the strongest evidence that anticholinergic drugs may increase the risk for dementia in older adults. The drugs implicated are commonly used, estimated to be taken by about 20% of the older adult population for ...

Fund-raising for the DanCE study is comprised of both public and private donations.  So far, over 350 people and many organizations have generously donated to funding the Dance for Cognitive Enhancement study and feel confident that ...

Dancing the Argentine Tango could have potential benefits for people at certain stages in the development of Parkinson’s disease, according to findings in a new study that looked at changes in patients’ motor abilities ...

It’s attracting a crowd of people – each of whom contributes money towards an online funding target. Asking people for money is a tall order for most of us. However, we found that for the DanCE fundraiser it was actually a ...

BAN2401 (Humanized anti-amyloid beta mab) Alzheimer’s disease Developed by Biogen in collaboration with Eisai Co., Ltd. The most common cause of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease is a brain disorder that leads to impairment of ...

Can ballroom dance prevent Alzheimer’s disease?  Studies indicate that it could. More importantly, ballroom dancing greatly enhances quality of life, which is something that dementia steals from Alzheimer’s ...

Mother Beverly, as we called her, was having trouble with her speech, and it had been going on for months. When it…the stumbling began…she would stumble over one word and catch her “footing” and then resume the ...