When MCI Cut His Career As a Prosecutor Short, He Set Out on a New Journey
When mild cognitive impairment cut trial attorney Dale Rivard's career in law short, he started a fulfilling new chapter. For Dale Rivard, practicing law and working as a trial attorney was his calling. Rivard's diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment (MCI)… More
Nevertheless Dementia, We Persist: A Daughter’s Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
James Russell is the author of the blog Nevertheless Dementia, We Persist. His daughter Lynne Russell lives with early-onset Alzheimer's. James shares his family's story of love, care and resilience. Lynne Russell, a mother of three sons, was only the… More
Adapting to Life With an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis: An Air Force Vet’s ‘How To’
Retired Air Force engineer Chuck McClatchey, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at the age of 61, shares his story. Desert Storm veteran Chuck McClatchey, 69, wants people who've received a dementia diagnosis to know that they are not alone in… More
Intermittent Fasting: Q&A With Neuroscientist Mark Mattson
Johns Hopkins neuroscientist Mark Mattson, PhD, shares his insights on what we know so far — and the questions still to be answered — about intermittent fasting and brain health. Some cases of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia are… More
COVID-19’s Effects on the Brain and Body
Cleveland Clinic Neurologist Dr. Robert Wilson discusses his research on COVID-19, and the extent to which long COVID can affect people's daily lives. While cases of COVID-19 wax and wane, a recent report estimates that at least 22 million people… More