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03/05/2026

Join us for Trivia Night! This fundraiser event is hosted by the one and only Ron Eaton of the Maturity Journal! Test your wits by gathering a team. Ages 21 and over welocme to attend the evening of Wed, May 13th at SWIRCA | Southwestern Indiana Regional Council on Aging. Get your individual tickets, table of 8 or sponsor the event! Prizes to the top trivia teams! Door Prizes, Attendance Prizes, Chance at Half, and more! Contact Holly for more details and purchase tickets here. This event will sell out! Event tickets include dinner from and cash bar available. https://www.indianastategames.org/sport
Title sponsor of Trivia Night Edward Jones and Tourcy, LLC

05/17/2021

The development of dementia, often from Alzheimer’s disease, late in life is associated with abnormal blood levels of dozens of proteins up to five years earlier, according to a new study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Most of these proteins were not known to be linked to dementia before, suggesting new targets for prevention therapies.

The development of dementia, often from Alzheimer’s disease, late in life is associated with abnormal blood levels of dozens of proteins up to five years earl

03/29/2021

“It’s pretty clear that people who drink wine are lowering the risk of developing dementia; what we were trying to do is see why this is true,” explained Dr. Curtis Ellison, co-director of ISFAR and professor at Boston University School of Medicine.

We love a good study on aging and wine (or coffee). Mostly we love wine, but finding research that supports that love is always reassuring. We came across this note in Wine Spectator about a study that took place in China. Scientists have been studying the relationship between wine and brain health....

03/01/2021

Researchers may have uncovered a key reason some people remain sharp as a tack into their 80s and 90s: Their brains resist the buildup of certain proteins that mark Alzheimer's disease.

Researchers may have uncovered a key reason some people remain sharp as a tack into their 80s and 90s.

02/26/2021

"The women in the study who ate more protein from plant-based sources had an associated lower risk of deaths related to heart disease and dementia and a lower risk of all-cause mortality, or death from all causes, in comparison to women who ate more red meat, dairy, and eggs."

Dr. Jennifer Ashton shares what to know about plant-based eating.

02/19/2021

"For about an hour every afternoon, Gene enjoys time with the children. And although the night will erase every memory of the day, and a fog will smother every echo of laughter, something will remain in the recesses of his mind — something that will beckon him back whenever he hears the children playing."

Gene McGehee spends every day playing with the children at the day care across the street — and while he doesn't seem to remember the children the next day, something always brings him back.

02/12/2021

Prevention is always the best plan of action. Don't forget to take care of your body as well as your mind.

02/10/2021

"You could just see the excitement when they knew that they would be reaching other people," said Rae Erickson, life engagement director at Grace Point Place.

CBS 2's Lauren Victory captured the moment they shared their Valentine's Day gifts – and as it happens, you can make a difference too.

02/05/2021

Morgan recently was selected as an Alzheimer’s Association Excellence in Neuroscience Mentoring Award Recipient at the first Alzheimer’s Association International Conference®, Neuroscience Next, a global virtual conference that showcased the work of students and early career investigators in cognitive, computational, behavioral, and other areas of neuroscience research.

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02/01/2021

IBM researchers, using A.I., have uncovered irregularities in writing samples that may lead to the onset of Alzheimer's and other neurological diseases.

A recent study predicted, with 75% accuracy, a selected group of individuals would develop Alzheimer's seven years before they ever received their diagnoses.

IBM researchers trained artificial intelligence to pick up hints of changes in language ahead of the onset of neurological diseases.