In all fairness, the title of this episode should be what all caregivers need to know. This episode, however, is with a millennial caregiver. She had to learn quickly all the forms, legalities, and fi

Dr. Park chats with us on how we can help our brain span match our life span. - How do we make our brain span match our life span? Most people are living with undernourished brains. There are many rea

Dr. Snyder of the Alzheimer's Association spoke to me about long-term cognitive effects from Covid-19 and diversity issues in clinical trials. -   - I was honored to interview two renowned people from

Rebecca M. Edelmayer, Ph.D guided me through topics on air pollution, education and Transgender risks for Alzheimer's. -   - I was honored to interview two renowned people from the Alzheimer's Associa

Helping Kids be effective caregivers helps everyone. - Many people assume kids can't be caregivers. As an older adult family member progresses in their disease, some of the things they do can be scary

Does Exercise Really Prevent Alzheimer's? - Does exercise prevent Alzheimer's? It can. When you combine the results of 11 studies, it shows that regular exercise can significantly reduce the risk of d

How does the new Alzheimer's treatment drug affect our search for a cure? - In the 90s, Alzheimer's researchers were full of optimism that they would find a cure for the disease. Genetic studies all p

iAlly is a Millennial Caregiver Tool - About one out of six millennial caregivers care for someone with dementia, with an average age of 27 years. Because these caregivers are at a different life stag

Caregiver guilt was a constant struggle for Lauren while caring for her Mom. - Most of the caregivers I've spoken to have some level of guilt. For many of us, the guilt is significant. Why is this? Th

Being death positive has many benefits. It doesn't make us callous. - Despite its name, the death positive movement isn't a yellow smiley face–substitute for grief. Instead, it's a way of moving towar