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Brain Talk | Being Patient for Alzheimer's Patients and Caregivers

Being Patient
Alzheimer's Disease
Dementia
Brain Health
Cognitive Decline
Clinical Trials
Eli Lilly
Seizures
Parkinson's Disease
Cognitive Function
Memory
Amyloid Plaque
Glen Campbell
Monoclonal Antibody Therapy
Solanethamab
Alzheimer's
Caregiving
Neurology
Deep Brain Stimulation
Frontotemporal Dementia
Leaf (book)

Being Patient is the leading online community for Alzheimer's, dementia patients, caregivers. We talk to experts about Alzheimer's news, advice, stories and support! Visit www.beingpatient.com for the latest Alzheimer's news and researches!

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Exercise can ease Parkinson’s symptoms — but can it also slow the disease itself?In this Being Patient Live Talk, Northwestern University researcher Daniel Corcos, PhD breaks down the science behind high-intensity aerobic exercise and why his team is... more

High blood pressure is one of the most common and treatable risk factors for cognitive decline, and researchers are still working to understand exactly how it affects the brain. A preclinical study from Weill Cornell Medicine, published in Neuron, su... more

Older adults often turn to prescription and over-the-counter sleep aids — but what do we really know about their long-term effects on brain health? A large, long-running UCSF study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, examined the associ... more

This interview was brought to you in partnership with Eisai and is part of the Journey to Diagnosis series.Eisai: www.eisai.com/index.htmlJourney to Diagnosis: beingpatient.com/journey-to-diagnosis/Luke Davis spent four decades as a D... more

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Daniel Corcos
Professor at Northwestern University
Northwestern University
Episode: Can Exercise Slow Parkinson’s Progression? | Dr. Daniel Corcos
Constantino Iadecola
Director and Chair of the Feil Family Brain and Mind Research Institute and the Anne Parrish Titzel Professor of Neurology at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Weill Cornell Medicine
Episode: High Blood Pressure’s Early Effects on the Brain and Memory
Dr. Yue Leng
Researcher from UCSF focusing on sleep and dementia
UCSF
Episode: Do Sleep Medications Increase Dementia Risk? | Dr. Yue Leng, UCSF
Luke Davis
Former lawyer diagnosed with Alzheimer's
Episode: ‘Living With Alzheimer’s, Not Dying From It’: Luke and Paula Davis on Life After Diagnosis
Paula Davis
Wife of Luke Davis and caregiver
Episode: ‘Living With Alzheimer’s, Not Dying From It’: Luke and Paula Davis on Life After Diagnosis
Dr. Kyra Bobinet
Expert on brain behavior and the habenula
Episode: How the Brain’s Habenula Can Sabotage Habits and How to Break the Cycle | Dr. Kyra Bobinet
Greg Nelson
Leadership developer and author discussing his experiences with Alzheimer's
Episode: From Diagnosis to Dialogue: Finding Purpose Through Blogging
Shasta Nelson
Speaker and author focused on human connection and caregiving
Episode: From Diagnosis to Dialogue: Finding Purpose Through Blogging
Dr. Anna Chodos
Executive Director of Dementia Care Aware, passionate about improving dementia detection and care
Dementia Care Aware
Episode: Spotting Cognitive Decline Early: Questions to Ask Your Doctor

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Deborah Kan
Founder of Being Patient

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
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    Very helpful and glad to find ur podcast to help managing the ‘journey’ with more clarity.

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There is a strong sense of community expressed by caregivers who feel understood through the discussions.
Listeners appreciate the practical advice and insights shared on managing the journey with Alzheimer's.

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Can Exercise Slow Parkinson’s Progression? | Dr. Daniel Corcos
Q: What is the relationship between exercise and dopamine signaling in Parkinson's patients?
High-intensity exercise improves dopamine uptake in neurons, supporting better functioning amidst the disease's challenges.
Can Exercise Slow Parkinson’s Progression? | Dr. Daniel Corcos
Q: Is exercise more beneficial for patients with early onset Parkinson's?
Yes, those diagnosed earlier can enjoy greater long-term benefits from exercise since they have the disease for a longer time.
‘Living With Alzheimer’s, Not Dying From It’: Luke and Paula Davis on Life After Diagnosis
Q: What is the best piece of advice that you could give to others who are just entering this journey?
Be patient and communicate openly about feelings and next steps. Seek support from friends and community.
Do Sleep Medications Increase Dementia Risk? | Dr. Yue Leng, UCSF
Q: Could you isolate the findings by specific medications that people were on and attribute it to risk?
The study found benzodiazepines and antihistamines were among the most commonly used but couldn't specify which medication had the highest risk due to limited data.
Do Sleep Medications Increase Dementia Risk? | Dr. Yue Leng, UCSF
Q: What did you determine by looking at over 3000 people who were taking sleep medications?
They found an association between frequent use of sleep medications and long-term risk of dementia.

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Focused on the complexities surrounding Alzheimer's disease and dementia care, the content addresses critical issues such as diagnosis, treatment options, caregiving strategies, and the emotional journeys of those affected. Conversations frequently include insights from medical experts and personal stories from individuals living with or caring for those with cognitive decline, emphasizing themes of support, understanding, and proactive living. The unique blend of expert advice and real-life narratives makes this an invaluable resource for both caregivers and those seeking to better comprehend the challenges associated with dementia.

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2. Constantino Iadecola
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4. Luke Davis
5. Paula Davis
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7. Greg Nelson
8. Shasta Nelson

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