62- Developing New Equitable Therapies For Dementia And Alzheimer's With Keith Vossel, MD

While we cannot reverse all types of dementia, making proactive lifestyle changes may help reduce the risks to help you live longer. Professor of Neurology and the Director of the Mary S. Easton Center for Alzheimer's Research and Care at UCLA Keith Vossel, MD, shares how he educates his patients using the acronym, Be Smart (blood pressure, exercise, stop smoking/socialize/sleeping well, Mediterranean diet, hearing aides, relax and try something new) to help decrease their risk of dementia. Dr. Vossel discusses how he and his team are finding ways to make access to Alzheimer's drugs more equitable and support families of those impacted by a loved one with Alzheimer's. Links in Show Notes: Website X