New research explores the potential of tDCS in alleviating anxiety and depression among seniors. Learn how tDCS tech is pioneering a path towards improved mental and cognitive health in geriatric care. #BrainStimulation #MentalHealth #Innovation https://lnkd.in/e5u387yu
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Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) impacts millions of Americans – but it is underdiagnosed across the country. There are a number of reasons why: #MCI can be difficult to identify during a 15-minute primary care visit, the patient may feel uncomfortable sharing their symptoms, or the patient may be unaware there is a problem. “Mild cognitive impairment is the stage before #dementia where there are more thinking problems than we would expect for your age,” says Andrew Kiselica, a neuropsychologist at the University of Missouri, for The New York Times. “But there’s still a level of independence there, where you’re not relying on other people for day-to-day functioning.” The first step is to get your cognitive health evaluated. "Start thinking about this as part of the physical exam. Just like physicians check your heart and your lungs, this is a way for us to test the brain," says Dr. Halima Amjad, an assistant professor of medicine specializing in geriatrics at the The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. 💡 Isaac Health is also here to help. Our full-service virtual care clinic provides assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for MCI. Learn more by visiting myisaachealth.com. #alzheimersawareness #dementia #cognitiveimpairment
What Is Mild Cognitive Impairment, and How Is It Diagnosed?
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March 11 - 17 is Brain Health Awareness Week, a global campaign to support our most vital organ. This year's theme is "The Changing Brain" which focuses on how the brain changes over time as we age. At the forefront of the 2024 awareness campaigns are brain health, activity, and prevention along with treatment of cognitive disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer's. To learn more about conditions, research, events, and how you can help, visit the Brain Canada Foundation: https://braincanada.ca #BrainCanada #brainhealth #brainhealthawarenessweek #dementia #alzheimers #justlikefamilyhomecare #justlikefamily #homecare #agingparents
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New research suggests: ‘People who are extroverted and conscientious and have a positive outlook may be at lower dementia risk, whereas those who score highly for neuroticism and have a negative outlook may be at increased risk.’ #dementiaawareness #cognitivehealth #dementia #personalitytraits #personalitytypes #cognitivedecline
Specific Personality Traits May Influence Dementia Risk
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Watching a loved one face dementia is often heartbreaking and disorienting. They may forget where they are, repeat themselves, or get confused and agitated. Over time, as memory disorders damage cells in the brain and nervous system, they’ll need someone to care for them. Their speech, personality, and thinking can also shift. There might even come a day when they don’t recognize you. Knowing what to expect can help you guide your loved one through those years with dignity. Learn more below: #PreservingTheEtchingsOfTheMind #Dementia #WellBeing #WilsonClinical #Alzheimers #Neuropsychologist #HealthEquity #BrainHealth
How to Help a Loved One With Alzheimer’s or Dementia
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Watching a loved one face dementia is often heartbreaking and disorienting. They may forget where they are, repeat themselves, or get confused and agitated. Over time, as memory disorders damage cells in the brain and nervous system, they’ll need someone to care for them. Their speech, personality, and thinking can also shift. There might even come a day when they don’t recognize you. Knowing what to expect can help you guide your loved one through those years with dignity. Learn more below: #PreservingTheEtchingsOfTheMind #Dementia #WellBeing #WilsonClinical #Alzheimers #Neuropsychologist #HealthEquity #BrainHealth
How to Help a Loved One With Alzheimer’s or Dementia
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Older adults see the benefit in cognitive screening so why not been tested? One reason is we may do a good job identifying an impairments but.... 1. What happens next? 2. What does it mean? 3. What CAN we do to mitigate further decline? 4. What CAN we do to work around impairment? 5. What CAN we do to support the client AND the caregiver? THIS ☝ is the important stuff... Consider the BCAT: https://lnkd.in/grrnq_hj https://lnkd.in/gsRATn9C
Older adults see the benefit in cognitive screening, but many have not been tested
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Sustained lifestyle and behavior changes can reduce the risk of dementia. A brain health workshop by the Delaware Center for Cognitive Aging Research and University of Delaware's Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic is educates older adults on modifiable risk factors. Read more below. #UDel #UDHealth #BrainHealth #Delaware #Research #dementia
Promoting brain health | UDaily
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🧠✨ March 11 - 17 is Brain Health Awareness Week, a global campaign to support our most vital organ. This year's theme is "The Changing Brain" which focuses on how the brain changes over time as we age. At the forefront of the 2024 awareness campaigns are brain health, activity, and prevention along with treatment of cognitive disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer's. 💻To learn more about conditions, research, events, and how you can help, visit the Brain Canada Foundation: https://braincanada.ca #BrainCanada #brainhealth #brainhealthawarenessweek #dementia #alzheimers #justlikefamilyhomecare #justlikefamily #homecare #agingparents
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A very insightful and hopeful article with information on how to prevent or delay #dementia ‘About 40% of #dementia cases may be prevented or delayed by modifying 12 risk factors, according to a 2020 report from the Lancet Commission on dementia prevention, intervention, and care.’ #lifestyle #riskfactors #dementiacare #preventivemedicine
Author: WHEALTHSPAN / Keynote Speaker, Lecturer, Longevity & Communities Innovator/ President, Home Ideations / Past President, National Aging in Place Council / American College of Lifestyle Medicine
"The need for effective risk reduction strategies to help all communities grows larger by the day. Without any change, the number of Americans with #Alzheimer's disease could more than double by mid-century." New Clinical Trial Data About 40% of #dementia cases may be prevented or delayed by modifying 12 risk factors, according to a 2020 report from the Lancet Commission on dementia prevention, intervention, and care. In the past year, several trials have shown that lifestyle interventions -- notably ones involving physical #exercise or #hearing aids -- could delay dementia onset. Two trials have #combined #exercise with a #cognitive component, including a study of cognitively enhanced tai chiopens in a new tab or window in older adults at risk for dementia, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. "Research has shown that both physical and mental activity may attenuate age-related declines in cognitive function and dual task activities, but combined physical and mental challenges may be more effective than either alone” Cognitively enhanced tai chi was designed to synergistically stimulate neuroplasticity. The regimen included an emphasis on performing properly despite an interfering mental or motor task, following instructions that required recalling names and detailed steps, and distinguishing correct from miscued instructions. The study randomized older adults with mild cognitive impairment or self-reported memory concerns to stretching, standard tai chi, or cognitively enhanced tai chi for 1 hour semi-weekly for 24 weeks. The cognitively enhanced tai chi group outperformed other groups on improvements in both global #cognition scores and dual-task performance while walking, with effects persisting at 48 weeks. https://lnkd.in/eMSRyBae
Lifestyle Interventions and Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer's and Dementia
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