Vitamins C, E in Foods -- Not Supplements -- Offer Protection

Lower Levels of Chemical Linked to Brain, Blood Vessel Damage

Midlife Activity Spurs Nerve Cell Growth, Fights Dementia

Pencil-and-Paper Test May Predict Alzheimers

Cholesterol-Lowering Wonder Drugs May Also Prevent Dementia

A Single Shot Reverses Memory Loss in Mice

Large Study to Begin for Promising Treatment

New Test Predicts Telltale Plaques in Brains of Live Mice

Not Getting Enough Could Increase Risk of Brain Deterioration

High Homocysteine Levels Double Your Risk, but B-Vitamins May Help

One to Three Drinks a Day, But No More, Is Just Right

Research Brings Us One Step Closer to Better Treatment

Research Brings Us One Step Closer to a Cure

Your Race May Play a Role, if the Disease Runs in Your Family

Nutrient Helps Drugs Cross the Blood-Brain Barrier, Get Into Cells

Latest Evidence Could Dramatically Shift the Focus of Research

Researchers Found the Most Convincing Evidence Yet but Say Its Too Soon to Be Certain

They Seem to Reduce Protein That Makes Up the Damaging Brain Plaques

Imaging Technique Could Lead to Earlier Diagnosis, Better Therapies

Using powerful new drug-screening technologies, researchers are identifying dozens, perhaps hundreds of possible targets for drugs aimed at preventing, treating, or slowing the progression of Alzheimers disease (AD).