Article

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Helps Patients With Alzheimer's Disease and Aphasia

Neurology Reviews. 2008 August;16(8):12

 

References


—Karen L. Spittler

Pages

Recommended Reading

Cognitive Impairment Is More Common in Men
MDedge Neurology
Risk Factors for Progression From MCI to Dementia Vary by Gender
MDedge Neurology
More NIH, NSF Funding for Alzheimer's Research Urged
MDedge Neurology
Image of the Month
MDedge Neurology
Hypertension Linked to MCI Risk in Elderly Patients
MDedge Neurology
Statins May Not Protect Against Alzheimer's Disease–Related Decline
MDedge Neurology
Cognitive Side Effects of Chemotherapy May Be Attributable to CNS Damage
MDedge Neurology
Men Are More Likely to Have Mild Cognitive Impairment
MDedge Neurology
Exercise Lowers Risk for Mild Cognitive Impairment
MDedge Neurology
Duration, Treatment, and Complications of Diabetes Linked to Mild Cognitive Impairment
MDedge Neurology