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Channel Editor, Kendra James hosted us at Diabetes Notes, And Now Presenting…The Science And Health Channel’s List Day. Some of these reflected a holiday theme.  Others were simply interesting and fun.

Alzheimer’s Notes participated with Ten Ideas for Alzheimer’s Caregiver Gifts.

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Alzheimer’s Notes Participates in Theme Day of Lists

 She featured my post, Back-to-School in Alzheimer’s Memories as I relate some that my mother recalled during her Alzheimer’s days.  They have become part of our family legacy.

Check out all the other posts by SciHealth bloggers on this Back-to-School theme. 

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Alzheimer’s Notes Participates in SciHealth Theme Day

 

Theme Day for July at the Science and Health Channel focuses on “going green,” in keeping with an idea that’s in many minds these days.  Kendra James, at Diabetes Notes, hosts the event for our channel this month, Go Green for the Science and Health Channel’s Theme Day.

We participated at Alzheimer’s Notes with the post, What Does “Going Green” Have to Do with Alzheimer’s?  Here we discuss how you can “go green” in your caretaking tasks and enjoy the environment around you, too, with your Alzheimer’s patient.

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“Going Green” for the SciHealth Channel & Alzheimer’s Notes

It’s all about men is the theme for this month’s Science and Health Channel Theme Day, in keeping with National Men’s Health Week, June 11-17, and Father’s Day.  Gloria at Cancer Commentary hosted this month and posted a very nice round-up, It’s All About Them Men.

Here at Alzheimer’s Notes, Liz wrote about a possible relationship between lower testosterone and Alzhemer’s in older men.  Check out the other interesting posts within b5media’s Science and Health Channel for information relating to men and their health.

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Alzheimer’s Notes Included in Science & Health Channel Theme Day

Since this is Mental Health Month, we decided at the b5media Science & Health Channel to use this as the theme for our posts. Bloggers here have found diverse ways to focus on this topic, depending on the nature of their blog.

New research shows that breastfeeding protects maternal mental health.  Angela at Breastfeeding 1-2-3 shares the latest scientific study

Alicia, at Mental Health Notes, wrote about how toTake Control of Your Mind, Your Health, and Your Life. She mentions: There’s no better time to take control of your mind, your health, and your life than Mental Health Month. Let go of fear and embarrassment and tap into the resources, support, and mental health care professionals that are dedicated to getting you back on your feet.

Kendra, blogger at Diabetes Notes, informs us that Depression Alone Can Trigger Type 2 Diabetes. Depression. Ahh, the taboo topic that isn’t so taboo anymore. As I have written before, depression affects so many people across the board. Diabetes is no exception.

Liz has written for us at Alzheimer’s Notes about Depression and Alzheimer’s Disease. She informs us: Since depression is common with Alzheimer’s patients, doctors have to rely on non-verbal clues…which she lists.

Ruth at Eating Fabulous writes about The Top 5 Brain Foods, foods that help to keep you mentally fit as you age.

Mark, blogging at A Dozen Steps, discusses Fallacious Reasoning and says,  I guess you could say that an alkie’s reasoning for drinking isn’t exactly mentally healthy thinking.

Grace, at Flu Patrol, writes about the Link Between Tamiflu and Abnormal Behavior Still Confusing.  She says, “The cases of children showing bizarre behavior after taking Tamiflu is increasing.  Has a link been established? 

Laura discusses Mental Health Day at CFS Squared and informs us that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is not a mental illness!!!

Kristina at Autism Vox reflects on the mental health of mothers of autistic children and on new discoveries in the genetics of autism in her post, Autism All in th Family.

Learn from Tony at Astronomy Buff how looking at the stars can keep you sane with a healthy dose of perspective.  It also keeps the underwear off of Tony’s head.  Read more at his post, The Stars and My Mental Health.

Tris at The Homely Scientist reflects on John F. Nash and how his mental illness shaped how he viewed the world.  Check out his post, We All Have Beautiful Minds.

Kristen at Lively Woman mentions, Many women are living with undiagnosed psychological and emotional illnesses that are completely treatable.  Learn more about the top seven mental disorders affecting American women today at her post, Care for Your Psychological Self for Total Health.

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Alzheimer’s Notes Hosts Science & Health Theme Day

My Alzheimer’s Notes, Emergency Preparedness for Alzheimer’s Patients, is featured in this collection of blog posts at Homely Scientist. 

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Alzheimer’s Notes Participates in SciHealthTheme Day

 

With posts revolving around the theme of “love” for this month’s Theme Day, bloggers of b5media’s Science & Health Channel have contributed on a variety of topics.  This month, we’re hosted by Kristen King at Lively Women.

At Alzheimer’s Notes, I wrote about my insight on love for my mom which was deepened as I cared for her during her journey through this disease. 

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Alzheimer’s Notes Participates in SciHealth Theme Day