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CBS News (02/15/2019) – Memory and thinking skills naturally slow with age but now scientists are peeking inside living brains to tell if depression might worsen that decline — and finding some worrisome clues. Full story »
Dispatch (02/12/2019) – A lawsuit has been filed by the family of a man who wandered away from Glenwood Care and Rehabilitation before he was found frozen to death next to a dumpster. Full story »
Los Angeles Times (02/11/2019) – Mention the words “women’s health,” and Alzheimer’s disease may not immediately come to mind. It should. Full story »
Medical News Today (02/07/2019) – It is still unclear exactly what causes Alzheimer's disease, which is a neurodegenerative condition chiefly characterized by memory loss and other forms of cognitive impairment. However, new research is uncovering more of the factors that contribute to its pathology. Full story »
Myrtle Beach Online (02/06/2019) – An orthopedic surgeon, a nursing facility and several health care executives will pay $1.5 million to settle federal allegations of a kickback scheme involving Medicare and TRICARE patients. Full story »
U.S. News & World Report (02/05/2019) – A grand jury has decided not to indict the administrator of a Southeast Texas nursing home where police found 74 senior citizens living in floodwaters during Tropical Storm Harvey. Full story »
Skilled Nursing News (02/03/2019) – A Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) official last week suggested that the public would benefit from more information about resident safety at nursing homes — including the explicit identification of bad actors. Full story »
Investor Newswire (02/02/2019) – Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia in the United States—affecting nearly 6 million people in the US alone (as of 2018)—but even as prevalent as it is, we still do know very much about it. Full story »