A Briefing on Alzheimer’s That’s Full of Hope and Prevention Ideas
You can change your brain's destiny says Lisa Genova, a neuroscientist and the author of Still Alice,
Honoring Ecumen's Amazing Life Enrichment Staff
It's National Activity Professionals Week, and Ecumen recognizes and honors its Life Enrichment staff -- the people who specialize in bringing smiles to our residents.
The Aging of Minnesota: An Interactive View
Here's a graphic way to understand how fast Minnesota is aging.
A Postage Stamp on a Mission To Fight Alzheimer’s
The U.S. Postal Service is now offering a stamp with a fundraising mission to fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Five of the Most Helpful Alzheimer’s Blogs
Medical News Today has selected five blogs on Alzheimer's disease that showcase the most recent research, provide a day-in-the-life account of living with the disease, and share perspectives from caregivers.
Telling the Difference Between ‘Normal’ Forgetfulness and Serious Memory Loss
How do you tell the difference between “normal” forgetfulness and serious memory loss due to dementia?
Join the 8+ Million People Who Are Loving How Rapper Macklemore Says Happy Birthday to His 100-Year-Old Grandma. It’s Glorious!
Rapper Macklemore surprised his Grandma Helen on her 100th birthday and took her on a heartwarming frolic around town – egging houses, hitting the arcade, doing karaoke and shopping for orthopedic shoes.
Another Way To View Alzheimer’s – Without the Tragedy Narrative
Dr. Bill Thomas encourages another way to think about Alzheimer's without the "tragedy narrative."
6 Signs of Hypothermia
The National Institute on Aging offers several tips on how to spot, treat and prevent hypothermia to help older adults stay safe this winter.
Ecumen North Branch Receives Dignity Quilts
Recently, Piecemakers Quilt Guild donated handmade “dignity quilts” to Ecumen North Branch.