Featured on: Medical News Today
Publication date: Feb 10, 2009
Publication date: Feb 10, 2009
A research study led by Jeffrey Dawson of the University of Iowa at Iowa City has shown that diagnostic tests of memory and cognitive ability can predict the degree to which the driving safety of a person with Alzheimer's Disease has been impaired and recommend using them as qualification guidelines.
Read Full Article
Read Full Article
More Alzheimers Articles
Shrinking In Hippocampus Area Of Brain Precedes AlzheimerMemory Test And PET Scans Can Detect Early Signs Of Alzheimer's
Cerebrospinal Fluid Shows Alzheimer's Disease Deterioration Much Earlier
Bird Flu Virus May Cause Alzheimer's And Parkinson's
Keeping Mind, Body Active Helps Curb Onset Of Alzheimer's
Mesenchymal Stem Cells Repair Human Brain
High Cholesterol In Midlife Raises Risk Of Late-life Dementia, Study Finds
Alzheimer's: New Findings Resolve Long Dispute About How The Disease Might Kill Brain Cells
Mapping Study Suggests Brain Shrinkage In Obese Elderly Could Increase Alzheimer's Risk
New Approach For Alzheimer's
