Long-Form interview with caregiver Nancy Chandler: putting advocacy at the forefront
A long-time volunteer with the Alzheimer's Association, Chandler is working to raise awareness on dementia research, funding and treatment outcomes.
Five minutes with Linda Lee, Council Member, 23rd district, Queens, New York
City Council Member Linda Lee, 23rd district, spoke on the topic of seniors and health care at a panel discussion sponsored by Epicenter NYC on September 28, 2026 in Manhattan.
Carmen Cusido on caring for her father, while grieving her mother
Cusido had a complicated relationship with her father who was often angry and volatile–even before he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Towards the end of his life, Cusido became her father’s primary caretaker in his N.J. home.
Long-Form interview with Alex Miller on caregiving for his father: How he dealt with guilt after caregiver burnout
Alex Miller, 40, temporarily relocated to Alabama, where he was a primary caregiver for his father who was aging in place with dementia, glaucoma and other health issues. Today, Miller talks with his father every week, but wishes he could do more.
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What to know about getting tested for Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia
Health Nation asked Dr. Nikhil Palekar, M.D., questions about the Alzheimer’s biomarker screening test, cognitive and neurocognitive tests, what specialists you should see if you are experiencing memory issues and more. Here's what to know about tests for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
When a loved one has Lewy Body Dementia: Caregiving after crisis
Nancy Chandler had recently moved back to Long Island, N.Y., and noticed a change in her mother. She was much more anxious, became easily overwhelmed, and kept repeating herself.
John Chandler on living with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
John Chandler is a resident of Long Island, New York. The text below is excerpted from a longer audio podcast previously posted with The Alzheimer’s Association Podcast series, "Life After Diagnosis: a Conversation on Living Well."
Busting myths and misinformation on Alzheimer's disease, other forms of dementia
Speaking with Dr. Margarita Reyes of Bristol Health in Connecticut about cultural health considerations, the stages of grief after a diagnosis; how to handle misconceptions or misinformation; or when an individual is resistant to getting evaluated for Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.
Cold weather? Extreme weather? Here's how pet owners can prepare and safeguard their beloved animal friends
Seriously cold weather is only weeks away. Here's what you need to know about extreme weather or winter weather. Review common-sense ASPCA tips to make sure you have an updated seasonal safety blueprint. Also, it can't hurt to review your pet family's extreme weather or disaster safety plan.