In analyzing over 62 million electronic medical records, researchers from Case Western Reserve University found that out of 15,770 patients with COVID-19, 810 of them also had dementia. When the[…]
While women may enter middle age with stronger brain function than men, they experience faster declines in overall cognition and executive processes as they get older, according to a new[…]
We are pleased to announce our next quarter of virtual community events. Registration is now open. Details below. We hope you’ll join us! Ways to Improve Memory and Thinking Skills[…]
Dr. Benjamin Hampstead, Professor of Psychiatry and MADRC Clinical Core Leader, and Dr. Nicolaas Bohnen, Professor of Radiology and Neurology, are co-leading a new research study investigating cognitive rehabilitation and[…]
The following was sent from the office of Dr. Marshall Runge on Thursday, February 18. We are pleased to announce that the Board of Regents today (Feb. 18) approved the[…]
In the United States, there are more than five million people living with dementia. Since 2012, our Wellness Initiative has focused on creating a community of resilient caregivers caring for[…]
Laura Rice-Oeschger, LMSW, Managing Director of our Wellness Initiative and creator of our many wellness programs to support those caring for someone with memory loss, shares four ways to best[…]
Dr. Gerlach, a Geriatric Psychiatrist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at U-M, is recruiting participants for a research study focused on understanding thoughts and opinions on dementia[…]