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Drug 'may slowdown Alzheimer's'

Hopes that oily fish cut Alzheimer's risk

Minister intervenes in row over drugs to treat Alzheimer's

Psychiatrists join the Alzheimer's drug battle

NICE draft Alzheimer's Disease guidance condemned

Fury over Alzheimer drugs ban

Alzheimer drugs may be withdrawn

Cannabis may help prevent Alzheimer's memory loss

Test could detect start of Alzheimer's

Patients die taking Alzheimer's drug

Alzheimer's drug 'is turning point

Oily fish helps keep dementia in check

Hearty news for Alzheimer's patients

Loss of smell offers clue to Alzheimer's

Patients' own skin cells turned into Alzheimer's potential treatment

Tea can help in fight against Alzheimer's, researchers conclude

Walking protects elderly people from dementia

Persuasive plates for patients with Alzheimer's

How a walk a day beats Alzheimer's

Fish diet 'deters Alzheimer's'

Work 'may ward off Alzheimer's' People in mentally demanding jobs may be less likely to develop Alzheimer's, say researchers

* Drug calms dementia agitation * Scientists say they have found a drug which could treat agitation in Alzheimer's disease patients

Quetiapine helps in Alzheimer's-related agitation?

Donepezil (AriceptT) delays but does not prevent Alzheimer's Disease

Vitamin B3 may prevent Alzheimer's disease

* Vitamin may ward off Alzheimer's * A vitamin found in a range of common foods could protect against Alzheimer's Disease, researchers have claimed

Galantamine maintains ability to perform activities of daily living in patients with Alzheimer's disease

Review of Alzheimer's Disease

NICE attacked over Alzheimer drug guidance

SIGN issues draft guidelines on management of dementia

Donepezil 'eases Alzheimer's onset'

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