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Bradley W. Parks/OPBThe state鈥檚 licensing officials waited nearly one month after her death to enter the care facility, according to a damning investigation released by the Oregon long-term care ombudsman this week. -
geralt/PixabayThe odds of dementia get grimmer as we get older, roughly doubling every five years after age 65. Tia Powell, physician and ethicist, knew this well; it鈥�
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John Kalb is a chiropractor in Ashland, but his health interests go well beyond bones and joints. He focuses on the brain in his second book, Keep Your鈥� -
An aging population means more likely cases of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias in the years ahead. Dementia patients will need caregivers, and鈥� -
We did not used to worry so much about dementia in old age, but then we also did not live so long a few decades ago. November is National Alzheimer's鈥�
