Defining Alzheimer’s Disease (Again!)
The Face-off! An Open Letter to the World’s Premier Alzheimer’s Researchers An Explanation In June 2024 the National Institute […]
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Listen Up, Fellow Boomers!
Here is One Thing We Can ALL do to Limit Cognitive Decline My new book,
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Playing It Safe in The Supplement Aisle
Putting Supplements in Perspective Many over-the-counter vitamins, minerals, and other non-prescription items are commonly recommended by healthcare providers. Some
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Defining Alzheimer’s Disease:
The 2024 Revised Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnostic Criteria More than 3800 new publications with “Alzheimer’s Disease” in the title were
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What Is The Best Gift You Can Leave To Your Family?
Give the Power of “Cognitive Reserve”* *[Factors That Can Protect Older Adults from Dementia] Lifestyle Choices Can Moderate the Development
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Can We Trust “Breakthroughs” in Memory Loss, Cognitive Decline, and Dementia?
Once we get that Medicare card (Yes!) and start worrying about memory issues (Uh, oh!), we
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What Does “Clinically Proven” Actually Mean?
The catchphrases “Clinically Shown” or “Clinically Proven” occupy a special place in the vocabulary of advertising come-ons. Because of their
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“I’m Worried About Alzheimer’s. Should I Undergo Biomarker Testing?”
In September 2024, over 14,000 eager scientists, researchers, and observers attended the five-day Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC). The
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That Word on the Tip of Your Tongue: Gone (for the moment) But Not Forgotten
Good news! Like a disobedient dog trying to hide, when the word on the tip of your tongue won’t come
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Food for Thought: The Language of Thought is not Language
The Premise The authors (from Harvard, Berkeley, and MIT) of this June 2024 article in the journal Nature “bring recent