Phil’s Journal: Legos, Lewy Body Symptoms, and, Maybe, the End of Aduhelm Access
Growing up, I wanted to be an architect. It wasn’t until I realized how much math was involved that those initial dreams died a…
Growing up, I wanted to be an architect. It wasn’t until I realized how much math was involved that those initial dreams died a…
Phil Gutis, a reporter and Being Patient columnist living with early-onset Alzheimer’s, reflects on his years of marathon running — and how, when it…
Career reporter and Being Patient columnist Phil Gutis tries a next-generation new cognitive assessment, Cognivue’s AI-powered Clarity test. Here’s how it compares to the…
An Offer He Couldn’t Refuse: Reporter Phil Gutis interviews Joanne Pike on her first day as CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association As any reporter…
Reporter Phil Gutis is living with Alzheimer’s. So is his dog, Bea. One day, the same approach to treatment might help them both. Sometimes…
Reporter Phil Gutis, a board member for emerging Alzheimer’s advocacy group Voices of Alzheimer’s, takes a hard look at what more the Centers for…
At AAIC, where new research on the interplay between racism, discrimination, and heightened risk of cognitive decline, reporter Phil Gutis encounters not just the…