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Alzheimer’s Organizations Support Family Caregivers
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Dementia Life in a Memory Care Unit
Life is pared down to its simplest form. Eat, sleep, watch movies on TV By Barbara Pierce Until recently, a memory care unit
Peace at HomeCare Marks 15th Anniversary
Home care business, owned by Moira Noble, celebrates 15 years serving Central New York By Stefan Yablonski In 2011, Moira Noble started Peace
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Katie Couric’s Memory Loss Scare Puts Rare Brain Condition in Spotlight
Former “TODAY” show anchor Katie Couric recently spent a few frightening hours unable to recall the month, the year or who was president —
U.K. Moves to Ban Social Media for Children
Proposed law would bar children under 16 from platforms such as Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram Facebook and X The United Kingdom plans to
August: Progress Over Perfection
By Shaina Zazzaro As summer starts winding down, I hear the same thing from so many people: “I’ll get back on track after
Q&A with Bronson Kopp
Executive director of Joseph’s House for Women in Syracuse explains how his nonprofit helps pregnant women and women with young kids ‘get on their