Alzheimer’s Caregivers: the burden of Alzheimer’s on individuals and families is growing. More than 11 million Americans provide unpaid care for people with Alzheimer’s or other dementias. In Massachusetts, 213,000 […]

Mental health problems affect millions of people around the world, but they are still stigmatized and not given the attention they require. It is very common for people to feel […]

The connection between housing and mental health has been studied extensively. Evidence shows that people who live in safe and stable housing are more likely to have better mental health […]

Mental health tests and assessment refer to the process of evaluating an individual’s psychological well-being to determine whether he or she is experiencing any mental health problems or illnesses. It […]

Hispanics in clinical trials represent a very low percentage and have virtually no representation when it comes to health research. Clinical trials are a crucial aspect of medical research, aimed […]

Reversing Alzheimer’s disease or delaying its progression could be feasible by taking into account some recommendations, according to scientific research. Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that affects memory, […]

National Minority Health Month is celebrated in the United States every year during the month of April. The purpose of this celebration is to raise awareness of the health disparities […]

Celebrating cancer survivors is an important way to recognize the strength and resilience of those who have overcome the disease. Surviving cancer can be a long and difficult journey, beginning […]

Alzheimer’s Physicians in Massachusetts are getting fewer every day compared to the growing number of people who need them. In the US, nearly seven million people are living with Alzheimer’s […]

Alzheimer’s professionals and those who work with people with Alzheimer’s know that this is a challenging but also very rewarding task. These professionals require a variety of skills including communication, […]