Posts Tagged ‘Alzheimers’
From Anti-Alzheimer’s “Magic Bullets” to True Brain Health
We need a new culture of lifelong brain health to empower that 80% of the 38,000 adults over 50 surveyed in the 2010 AARP Member Opinion Survey who indicated “Staying Mentally Sharp” as their top ranked interest and concern, not to mention youth, workers and elders facing cognitive and emotional challenges.
Read MoreDr. Peter Whitehouse on Revamping Alzheimer’s Diagnosis, Prevention and Care
Dr. Whitehouse will discuss latest research and implications on Revamping Alzheimer’s Diagnosis, Prevention and Care @ 2012 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (June 7–14th, 2012).
Read MoreTop 40 Brain Fitness & Training Questions/ Course Registration Ends this Sunday
Let us share below a list of 40 common brain fitness, brain health, brain training questions that we will make sure to address during the upcoming online course, How to Be Your Own Brain Fitness Coach in 2012 (starts March 7th). The questions are sequenced by their approximate order of appearance in the syllabus. We look forward…
Read MoreUpdate: Harness Neuroplasticity with Enthusiasm, Exercise & Personalized Medicine
Time for SharpBrains’ February 2012 eNewsletter, featuring in this occasion multiple and complementary perspectives on how to harness neuroplasticity: with enthusiasm, BOTH physical AND cognitive exercise, and (once tools become better standardized and widely available) brain-based personalized medicine. Featured Perspectives: To Harness Neuroplasticity, Start with Enthusiasm, by Dr. Helena Popovic Q&A with Dr. Yaakov Stern on Brain Reserve,…
Read MoreWorking with Healthcare Stakeholders towards Brain-Based Personalized Medicine
(Editor’s Note: this is Part 3 of the new 3‑part series written by Dr. Evian Gordon drawing from his participation at the Personalized Medicine World Congress on January, 23, 2012 at Stanford University.) Working with Health Care Industry Stakeholders: Clinicians, Pharma/Biotech, Payers, PBMs, Lawyers, Medicare, FDA Clinicians seek clear validated “rules of thumb” that can be…
Read MoreResearch: Brain function can start declining as early as age 45
The brain’s ability to function can start to deteriorate as early as 45, suggests a study in the British Medical Journal
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