“Where Is Mom?”: How to Respond When Dementia Brings a Loved One Back
One of the most heart-wrenching moments for a dementia caregiver is when their loved one asks for a parent, spouse, or sibling who passed away years ago. This question can feel like a fresh wave of grief, leaving you unsure how to respond without causing more pain. Understanding why this happens is the first step […]
Dressing for Success: 5 Simplification Techniques for Dementia Care
For a person living with dementia, a seemingly simple task like getting dressed can become a source of frustration, anxiety, and confusion. As the disease progresses, they may forget how to dress, be overwhelmed by choices, or not understand why they need to change clothes. However, with a few simple strategies, caregivers can transform this […]
Build a Stronger Brain by Building a Stronger Body
Are you looking for ways to keep your mind sharp as you age? What if the secret to a healthier brain lies not in puzzles and games, but in your muscles? In a recent video, brain expert Jim Kwik and Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, a leading expert on muscle-centric medicine, discuss the surprising link between muscle […]
Kenny Loggins Honored at Star-Studded 30th Power of Love Gala
On a night filled with music, emotion, and philanthropy, Keep Memory Alive celebrated the 30th anniversary of its Power of Love® gala by honoring music legend Kenny Loggins. The star-studded event, held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on February 14, 2026, brought together celebrities and philanthropists to raise funds for the […]
Brain Anatomy: How Dementia Changes the Mind
The healthy human brain is a marvel of biological engineering, containing tens of billions of neurons that process and transmit information. These specialized cells control everything from our memories to our movements. But in dementia, this intricate communication network is disrupted, leading to a widespread loss of brain function as neurons stop working, lose connections, […]
Selenium and Brain Health: Can This Mineral Protect Against Dementia?
In the search for ways to protect our brains as we age, a powerful trace mineral is gaining attention: selenium. Found naturally in the soil and in certain foods, selenium is essential for many bodily functions, but its role as a potent antioxidant has researchers particularly interested in its connection to brain health and dementia. […]
The Surprising Link Between Diabetes and Dementia
Diabetes and dementia are two of the most significant health challenges of our time. While they may seem like separate conditions, a growing body of research reveals a strong and concerning link between them, particularly between type 2 diabetes and the risk of developing dementia. This article explores the connection between diabetes and dementia, the […]
Circular Genomics Secures $15M to Advance Alzheimer’s Early Detection
A New Era in Alzheimer’s Detection Circular Genomics, a leader in circular RNA-based precision medicine, has closed a $15 million Series A financing round. This funding will accelerate the development of its innovative platform for the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease. The financing was led by Mountain Group Partners. Other participants included Poplar Grove Investors, HIP […]
Dementia and Driving: Navigating the Difficult Road of When to Stop
The Difficult Intersection of Dementia and Driving For many people, driving is a symbol of independence and freedom. So, when a person with dementia is faced with the prospect of giving up their car keys, it can be a deeply emotional and challenging experience. However, the reality is that dementia impairs the skills necessary for […]
New Blood Tests Offer Accurate Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
A new study brings hope for earlier and more accessible diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Two blood tests from Quest Diagnostics have demonstrated high accuracy in identifying the disease’s pathology in people with symptoms. This development could reduce the reliance on more invasive and expensive methods like PET scans and spinal fluid analysis. The study was […]