AlzBetter

04/12/2024

Had the privilege of sharing the stage with some of the most respected names in the dementia space at the Medicarians conference in Las Vegas last Wednesday. It was an enriching experience to hear from Diane Chau, MD, Julius Bruch, MD, PhD, Hope Karnes, MD, PhD, and Dave Meyer SVP on their thoughts and insights.

02/21/2024

Implementing a business style operating systems approach to disease management could help healthcare organizations better manage challenging health conditions. https://bit.ly/49CVE9T

In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, the integration of technology and systematic approaches has been pivotal in enhancing patient care and optimizing outcomes. Drawing inspiration from the structured frameworks found in business operating systems, there lies a unique opportunity to revolutionize...

02/20/2024

New hope in dementia research! Macquarie University's CTx1000 halts ALS & FTD progression in mice. Potential for Alzheimer's treatment. View our recent post for more https://bit.ly/42Kfwoy

02/13/2024

This touching CNN piece dives into the heart of family chats about health, revealing a crucial piece often left unspoken: our brain health. Dr. Natalia Rost and Dr. Richard Isaacson lead us on a transformative journey from overlooked cognitive health discussions to the forefront of preventive neurology. 🧠✨

Enjoy this tale of discovery, though it's more than a story—it's a call to action for each of us to prioritize the organ that makes us who we are. https://bit.ly/42APUdT

02/07/2024

Exciting breakthrough: A new blood test with up to 97% accuracy for detecting Alzheimer’s, reported by CNN, shows promise in early diagnosis, even before symptoms appear. This affordable, simple test measures p-tau217 protein levels, offering hope for routine screening over 50s and early intervention. Read more here https://bit.ly/3w5xMwG.

12/11/2023

As with many diseases, the types that affect larger numbers of people tend to get most of the attention (and funding). This holds true with dementia where Alzheimer's is the most recognized. Recently, lesser know forms are also getting some attention due to celebrities and their families. Learn more. https://bit.ly/3RjQjfl

09/20/2023

I am thrilled to learn that the Tender along with Beth Dunoff from Fill Your Cup are putting on dementia friendly worship services for the Jewish New Year. As a country, we need more people and companies looking to provide dementia friendly services. My hat is off to both organizations.

08/22/2023

We are excited to have our new dementia app live and working and currently looking for a few people to test and provide feedback. If interested please contact me.

08/14/2022

The average care partner has not received adequate education and support on how to care for their loved one living with dementia. This lack of knowledge can make supporting their person more difficult. In this scenario, the care partner's response had been to try and correct and reason with their loved one which usually ended with both individuals getting upset. Using the AlzBetter Micro-Learning tools, Bri was able to help the care partner learn better, easier ways to manage this situation. Read the full story of success, here! https://bit.ly/3QG0R6T

08/09/2022

“Shingles infection may awaken dormant neurological herpes viruses, causing inflammation and accumulation of Alzheimer’s associated proteins in the brain.” Writes SciTech Daily. https://bit.ly/3cUYD4N

08/08/2022

“By using a headset that delivers pulsing lights and sounds at fast and specific frequencies. The aim is to help the central nervous system clear out certain proteins that can lead to different neurological diseases and dementia.” https://bit.ly/3Qgvvna

08/05/2022

New study shows Alzheimer’s Disease may begin in 20’s “The real problem with early-onset Alzheimer’s is it can be missed completely. The diagnosis is very difficult because in younger people you don’t expect Alzheimer’s and it doesn’t have any easy test to confirm it." https://bit.ly/3btuRnt