What is male factor infertility, and how can it be treated?
04:41
How scientists are trying to delay menopause and preserve fertility
03:49
Health insurance 101: How to choose a plan that's right for you
04:33
How to make healthier choices when surrounded by added sugar
04:17
What questions should you ask during your next visit to the doctor?
05:26
How much water is too much water? Doctor weighs in
04:15
How to safely store medicine — and when you should throw it away
04:32
Psychiatrist shares tips for reducing stress: 'Feelings aren't facts'
04:03
How to make sure you're taking common medications correctly
05:19
Feeling stuck? How to find or reignite your life’s purpose
04:40
What is 'eldest daughter syndrome'? What birth order reveals
04:38
Get a full-body workout with this routine — no equipment needed!
03:41
With spring come ticks and allergies: How to stay safe and healthy
04:02
Dementia at any age: Symptoms you need to know
03:16
Copied
Copied
It’s World FTD Awareness Week, spotlighting frontotemporal dementia, a serious ailment affecting the middle-aged. Don Newhouse, president of Advanced Publications, lost his wife, Suzi, to the disease, and his brother, Si, was recently diagnosed as well. Newhouse shares his story with TODAY’s Matt Lauer, and psychiatrist and neurologist Dr. Ted Huey explains that while Alzheimer’s disease affects the elderly, FTD typically manifests between ages 55 and 65. Learn the four main symptoms you should look out for.Sept. 26, 2016
UP NEXT
Breast cancer screenings should start at 40, panel recommends
02:40
May 2024 Start TODAY challenge focuses on walking and strength
04:23
Try these DIY tips to rejuvenate your mind, body and soul
04:06
What is ‘Ozempic personality’? Users report changes in mood
02:33
Improve muscle tone and mobility with these low impact moves
03:57
Find calm and reduce stress with these tips and products