Dementia and Alcohol

Dementia patients are often depressed, anxious, frustrated and confused. Plus, the disease makes it harder to control impulses, communicate emotions or to think rationally as it progresses. That puts dementia patients at risk to abuse alcohol. Learn the warning signs that your elderly loved one is abusing alcohol, and what you can do about it.

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What is Multi-Infarct Dementia?
Multi-infarct dementia is often caused by caused by numerous small strokes in the brain and significantly impairs an elder's memory.

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News about Dementia And Alcohol

The Perfect Pairing: A Glass of Wine and a Reduced Risk for Dementia
Having a daily glass of wine may help you retain your memories. A new study has been published that links alcohol consumption with a reduced risk of dementia in elderly people.

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