Q&A With the Authors of ‘American Dementia: Brain Health in an Unhealthy Society’
As part of our LiveTalk series, Daniel George and Peter Whitehouse, authors of American Dementia: Brain Health in an Unhealthy Society, discussed the problems of seeing Alzheimer's as a single disease that can be cured, the paradox of declining dementia… More
Finding the Right Words: Authors Cindy Weinstein and Bruce Miller on Literature, Grief and Dementia
In our LiveTalk series, Being Patient spoke with Cindy Weinstein and Bruce Miller, authors of Finding the Right Words: A Story of Literature, Grief and the Brain, about the Alzheimer's diagnosis of Weinstein’s father, and how writing, literature and neurology can… More
This Globetrotting Couple Is Navigating Alzheimer’s—While Running Marathons Around the World
When Catherine Elizabeth Popp received an early-onset Alzheimer's diagnosis, she and her partner Anthony Copeland-Parker were not about to let it stop them from chasing their dreams. The duo has traveled to 82 countries and run marathons on all seven… More
Q&A: Ronald Reagan’s Daughter on Her Father’s Alzheimer’s and Her Own Journey
In our LiveTalk series, Being Patient spoke with Patti Davis, daughter of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, about the memories she shared with her father and how his Alzheimer’s diagnosis gave her the chance to make a needed change in her own… More
Grassroots Solutions for Racial Equity in Dementia Care
A panel of speakers tackle the challenges of accessing healthcare for underrepresented communities and strategies to reduce the barriers for the diagnosis and treatment of dementia. This panel discussion is part of Being Patient's Diversity & Dementia series, produced with support… More