The Grey Revolution: Rewriting the Future of Aging A new chapter is unfolding across America’s small towns, and it’s being written by adults in their 60s, 70s, and 80s who refuse to fade quietly into the background. This movement — The Grey Revolution — is powered by a simple but radical idea: Aging isn’t a… Continue reading Independence, and the New Age
Category: Health
Caregiver Boundaries
You Are Your Own Chief Medical Officer Caregiving After Hurt There is a version of caregiving that people praise easily. It is presented as natural, loving, expected, and almost automatic. A parent grows older. A son or daughter steps in. The family pulls together. Duty becomes tenderness. Sacrifice becomes virtue. But that is not the… Continue reading Caregiver Boundaries
You Are Your Own Chief Medical Officer EPS3
Microsoft Copilot for Older Adults Warren and Merwin discussed the use of Microsoft Copilot, a tool that helps users create content and engage with AI through chat features. They explored how Copilot could assist older adults in accessing information and creating content from home, addressing concerns about digital dementia by referencing studies that show benefits… Continue reading You Are Your Own Chief Medical Officer EPS3
Your Chief Medical Officer
“You have spent decades managing teams, businesses, and complex projects. You know how to delegate. You know how to lead. But when it comes to your health, you are often left deciphering cryptic lab reports or generic advice alone. Today, we change that structure. You are the CEO of your health. ChatGPT is about to… Continue reading Your Chief Medical Officer
Cognition, Emotion, and Care Are Inseparable Systems
“The first signal is not memory loss.It’s the breakdown of communication — and the stress it creates in the people who care.” This episode explains: “When families talk about dementia, they often focus on memory loss.But clinicians know that the greatest burden comes from something else — Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia, or BPSD.… Continue reading Cognition, Emotion, and Care Are Inseparable Systems
WHY THE AGING BRAIN CHANGES
An aging brain is not simply a failing brain.It’s a changing brain Some of those changes are expected, natural adaptations over time.Others are the result of stressors we can actually modify — if we understand them.Let’s start with what we see clinically. In the clinic, when we follow people from their seventies into their eighties,… Continue reading WHY THE AGING BRAIN CHANGES
Brain Signals — Series A
Contains all episodes of the Alzheimer’s & Brain Health track.
Gene therapy approaches for Parkinson’s disease
Gene therapy approaches for Parkinson’s disease aim to modify or supplement gene expression to restore dopamine signaling, protect neurons, or modulate disease pathways. Recent advances show improved vector delivery, better safety profiles, and early signals of clinical benefit, though challenges remain around long-term efficacy, targeting, and scalability. Alzheimer’s & Neurodegeneration Education Series
An aging brain is not simply a failing brain
How Common is Alzheimer’s ?
Warren Peters, MD, MPH, FOMA Director – Metabolic Obesity Research Clinic (MORC) Associate Professor LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY – School of Public Health