Sep 12, 2018 | Prevention
As part of our new “Ask the Expert” series, we submitted these commonly-asked questions to The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement’s Scientific Advisory Council. Below, Dr. Bruce Miller, MD, Director UCSF Dementia Center, responds. What is the...
Jul 30, 2018 | Prevention, Prevention Featured
BY KIM HOCHMAN I am a 47-year-old mother to three young girls, ages 14, 12 and 8. For years, I focused on their well-being over my own. In fact, every day as I drove my youngest to pre-school, I would pass a gym and say to myself, “I really need to get back to a...
Jul 19, 2018 | Prevention
This article first appeared on the website of our content partner Being Patient, an editorially independent news site covering the latest research on Alzheimer’s disease and brain health. If you’d like to sign up to their weekly newsletter, click here. BY...
Jun 27, 2018 | Prevention, Prevention Featured
At our Move for Minds events in June 2018, we featured nearly 50 superstar experts in the fields of brain health and Alzheimer’s who shared their latest research and insights into what we should know about this disease today. Here are the biggest lessons learned...
Apr 18, 2018 | Prevention
Many chronic conditions can be associated with low levels of vitamin D. Vitamin D affects the immune system and may act as a neuroprotective agent. In MS (multiple sclerosis), low levels of vitamin D can possibly increase the risk of developing and/or worsening MS....
