The Daily - Does Sleep Apnea Lead to Alzheimer’s?

View Online MENU CLOSE Welcome, Steven! Valued Member Since: 2016 Download Our App Rewards for Good Staying Sharp Find Local Events Member Benefits AARP Home Thursday, August 03, 2017 YOUR UPDATE Get Member Benefits on the Go! Download the AARP Now App for News, Local Events and Deals   1 New studies released at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in London show more evidence that sleep apnea increases a person's risk of dementia and possibly Alzheimer's disease. 2 The next time you purchase a plane ticket, don't get taken for a ride! With many airlines charging extra for anything from a reserved seat to a sandwich, use these tips to avoid costly surprises. 3 Summer heat isn't merely uncomfortable — it can endanger your health as well. Learn the signs and symptoms of dehydration to protect yourself and make sure you're drinking enough water. 4 As health care costs in the U.S. continue to rise, many companies are cutting back on spending for employee retirement plans, a reallocation that has major implications for employers and employees alike. 5 According to a recent British study about sunscreen use, one area of the body people commonly neglect is also an area that gets the most exposure. Find out what you may be missing. 6 Have you ever pretended to be sick to skip school or work? Even if your illness-faking abilities aren't in Ferris Bueller's league, many hospitals and medical schools hire healthy people to feign diseases and conditions to help doctors in training hone their diagnostic skills. 7 Ready for a new job? A second career? Or even part-time work? Use the AARP Job Board to match your years of valuable experience to employers who are committed to an age-diverse workforce. 8 When it comes to the "Happiest Place on Earth," one 44-year-old Air Force veteran just can't get enough. With more than 2,000 (and counting) consecutive daily Disneyland visits under his belt, he's got plenty of tips for casual visitors. 9 Do you have any advice for one of our Online Community members who is frustrated by relatives who regularly "forget" about planned visits? Share your thoughts and join the conversation! Advertisement Advertisement Download Our App   AARP.org Contact Us AARP ©1995-2017. All rights reserved. | 601 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20049 | Privacy Policy