Dispelling the Myths - Realistic Strategies for Maintaining Cognitive Health and Preventing Dementia

Overview

Explore the latest strategies for maintaining cognitive health and preventing dementia in this informative Stanford University lecture. Delve into the complexities of the brain, age-related cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's diagnosis methods, including MRI and PET scans. Examine various risk factors for dementia, with a focus on genetics, and discover evidence-based preventive strategies such as cognitive exercises, brain games, dietary supplements, and physical exercise. Learn about the crucial role of sleep in cognitive health and its relationship to Alzheimer's disease. Gain insights into FDA-approved therapies, innovative treatments like young blood transfusions, and the potential of digital health technologies in combating cognitive decline. Join Dr. Frank Longo, a world-renowned expert in neurodegenerative disorders, as he dispels common myths and presents realistic approaches to preserving cognitive vitality throughout life.

Syllabus

Introduction
Welcome
The Brain
What Happens in the Brain
AgeRelated Cognitive Impairment
Diagnosis of Alzheimers
MRI scan
PET scan
Customization
Dementia Risk Factors
Genetics
Preventive Strategies
Cognitive Exercise
Brain Games
Diet Supplements
Exercise
Sleep disordered breathing
Sleep andamyloid levels
Sleep and Alzheimers
Summary
FDA approved therapies
Antibodies
Young Blood
Alzheimers Program
Digital Health Revolution