How Depression Ages the Brain
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Being Patient
| October 7th, 2018
We speak to Dr. Darya Gaysina, psychologist and epidemiologist at University of Sussex, about the link between depression and cognitive decline.
Why Alzheimer’s Hits Women Harder Than Men
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Being Patient
| September 25th, 2018
We talk to Dr. Marie Pasinski, faculty member at Harvard Medical School and neurologist at Massachusetts General’s Institute for Brain Health, about why two out…
Could Being ‘Skinny Fat’ Harm Your Brain?
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Being Patient
| September 20th, 2018
We know that obesity is linked to increased dementia risk—but what about being ‘skinny fat’? Being Patient talks to Dr. James Galvin, associate dean…
Not My Mom: How Brain Disease Alters Personality
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Being Patient
| September 20th, 2018
We talk to Dr. Bruce Miller, head of the Global Brain Health Institute at UCSF and a world renowned expert on how dementia alters…
Studies Show That a Memory and Mood Booster Could Be Hiding in Your Spice Cabinet
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Being Patient
| August 22nd, 2018
Being Patient talks to Dr. Gary Small, director of geriatric psychiatry at UCLA’s Longevity Center and of the geriatric psychiatry division at the Semel…
Traumatic Brain Injury: Could It Cause Dementia?
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Being Patient
| August 15th, 2018
We talk to Dr. Bruce Lamb, Head of the Stark Neurosciences Research Institute at Indiana University, about how a traumatic brain injury can kick-start…
Fasting and the Brain: Why Eating Less May Lower Dementia Risk
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Being Patient
| August 9th, 2018
We talk to Professor Valter Longo from the University of Southern California about why he believes fasting could be the most potent way to…
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