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Although there is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, certain treatments can help control or delay its symptoms, particularly in the early stages of the disease. Talk to your physician to see if these medications are right for you.
Join Dr. Beau Ances of Washington University in St. Louis to learn about the emerging science linking gut health and brain health.
Meet Mel and Irene Sahyun, donors to BrightFocus' Alzheimer's Disease Research program.
Can everyday lifestyle choices really protect your memory? Dr. Laura Baker, professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, will share results from the groundbreaking U.S. POINTER trial—the largest study of its kind to test how lifestyle changes impact brain health.
Can light and sound help slow Alzheimer’s? Join Christian Howell, CEO of Cognito Therapeutics, as he shares the latest on the HOPE Study. Discover how non-invasive 40 Hz light and sound stimulation may protect memory, thinking, and daily function—and what’s next for this promising technology.
Recent research suggests that GLP 1 analogs—a class of drugs used to control blood sugar—may also protect brain health, improve memory, and slow neurodegeneration.
