Dr. Linda Sasser has been studying and presenting on the issues impacting brain and memory health for over three decades. From keynote lectures to retreat experiences, Dr. Sasser engages her audience in an exploration of personal health and wellness through simple practices to stay sharp and engaged.
A newer approach to improve diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease involves what is called “precision medicine.” This means taking into consideration a patient’s genes, environment, and lifestyle in order to customize treatment. Dr. Howard Fillitt suggests that research on biomarker blood tests and monoclonal antibody drugs can help primary care physicians to better understand… Continue reading →
It’s probably no secret that our brain’s aging is dependent on both our genetics and lifestyle practices. Some of the lifestyle practices that research has linked to how our brain ages include exercise, avoiding tobacco, and playing an instrument or speaking a second language. A review paper published Thursday in the journal Genomic Psychiatry suggests… Continue reading →