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Animals
An Unexpected Way to Lower Your Dementia Risk: Pet Ownership
What Humans Could Learn From Animals: The Aging-Hibernation Link
What Can Dolphins Teach Us About Alzheimer’s?
Phil’s Journal: Dog Dementia, or Bea’s Story
Dog Dementia Cure to Be Tested in Humans
5 Ways to Help Teens Relate to Loved Ones With Dementia
Training Dogs to Diagnose Parkinson’s
This Drug Is Fighting Alzheimer’s in Aged Squirrel Monkeys—Up Next: Human Trials
9/10 Alzheimer’s Patients Lose Sense of Smell—Is Beta-Amyloid the Culprit?
As Mouse Studies Fall Short in Alzheimer’s Research, Scientists Turn to Monkeys
Phil’s Journal: A Lesson on Living With Alzheimer’s, Courtesy of My Dog
A Memory Care Center in Kansas Doubles as a Farm
Alzheimer’s Researchers Bring in the Baboons
Toxic Algae Causing Dolphins to Develop Alzheimer’s
Robotic Pets To The Rescue? Dementia Care Gets Innovative
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