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Music and Mind Series – Part 3 with Connie Tomaino

How does someone with a movement disorder that effects executive functioning suddenly move to music with a dance tempo?  Concetta M.

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In 2012, before podcasts, UsAgainstAlzheimer’s began a call-in talk show hosted by George Vradenburg and Meryl Comer that transformed into a webinar. These archived episodes are listed below.

Late-Life Depression & Cognitive Impairment - Dr. Scott Mackin

Sixty percent of people with late-life depression also suffer from some form of cognitive impairment, and research shows depression is linked to a

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The Theft of Memory - Author Jonathan Kozol

Some people say once a person has Alzheimer’s, he or she becomes a stranger, losing the pieces of his or her personality we knew and loved before.

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The NOBLE & A4 Studies - Dr. Michael Rafii

With new imaging technology and a greater understanding of the progression of Alzheimer’s guiding clinical trials, there’s hope on the horizon for

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Boosting the Brain's Immune System - Dr. Katrin Andreasson

Previous research has shown that NSAIDS, a class of anti-inflammatory drug, can help prevent Alzheimer’s in cognitively normal people, but it wasn’

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Alzheimer's & the Arts - Anne Basting, Gary Glazner, Sunil Iyengar, Dr. Kate de Medeiros

This month, we were lucky to have four guests join us to help explain the power the arts can have for patients and caregivers coping with the sympt

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