Alzheimer Week News for June 2004

News will be aired here as we get it -- while it's "news"

Study: Diabetics at Greater Risk of Developing Alzheimer's
Intensive Counseling Helps Spouses Caring for Alzheimer Patients
Study: Alzheimer's Expected to Soar in U.S. Hispanic Community

Study: Driving Tests Important for Early-Stage Alzheimer Patients
Low Free-Testosterone Level May Up Alzheimer Risk of Older Men
Study: Proteins Tied to Alzheimer Plaque May Also Help Clear It

Study: Protein May Be New Target for Alzheimer Drugs
Study: Fortifying Foods May Be Best Way to Deliver Vitamin E
Study: Vitamin E and C Combination May Reduce Alzheimer Risk
Namenda Now Available for Moderate-to-Severe Alzheimer's
Understanding Brain Provides Clues on Reducing Alzheimer Risk
Study: Mild Alzheimer's Hurts Ability to Make Financial Decisions
Study: Namenda Effective Treating Mild-to-Moderate Alzheimer's
Tougher Alzheimer Tests Needed for Highly Intelligent People
Study: Lesser Used Test Better at Detecting Cognitive Impairment