Feb 12, 2019 | Prevention, Prevention Featured
BY ELANA HORWICH Going out for pizza in Rome is as integral to the culture as whipping up a plate of pasta is at home. It’s a social occasion shared with boisterous friends (i.e. most Italians). La pizza is ideal when you don’t want to spend a lot time (or money) on...
Feb 12, 2019 | Prevention, Prevention Featured
BY DR. MARC MILSTEIN Head to toe you are about 37 trillion human cells, give or take a trillion. You are also about 37 trillion bacteria cells. I hate to break it to you, but you are half human, half bacteria. What is all that bacteria doing living on and inside...
Oct 15, 2018 | Prevention
By Erica Hornthal, LCPC, BC-DMT As a dance/movement therapist specializing in cognitive and movement disorders, I see movement as a key that unlocks cognitive potential. Movement isn’t just fun, expressive, and joyful. It is necessary in order to reach these...
Oct 9, 2018 | Prevention, Prevention Featured
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 are the responses we received from members of WAM’s Scientific Advisory...
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...
