Brain Signals — Series A

Contains all episodes of the Alzheimer’s & Brain Health track. Why do I keep mentioning the window between seventy and eighty-three?Because that’s often when we see divergence.It’s the decade where “coasting” becomes risky.If we delay care until after the big decline shows itself, we lose valuable time.The cost of waiting …

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People Who Built Tacoma

The Tunnels of China Lake Story #2025-10-27-0014 | Series: Creating Tacoma Local lore speaks of tunnels dug beneath China Lake—some say for ore transport, others for refuge. The lake’s name itself is a nod to these Chinese workers, who were later expelled in the infamous 1885 purge known as the …

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Healthspan Is Becoming Real

Healthspan Is Becoming Real: What the GLP-1 Shift Means Healthspan Is Becoming Real: What the GLP-1 Shift Means At a leading aging research meeting, major drug makers described GLP-1 medicines as “longevity therapeutics.” That language shift matters: it opens the door to earlier prevention trials, better biomarkers, and treatments that …

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WebZeum Moto

It started the way most good motorcycle ideas do—bench racing and curiosity. We were fascinated by the Velocette record at Montlhéry: 24 hours at over 100 mph. It wasn’t just speed; it was durability, engineering, and nerve. We wondered whether a modern group, using vintage machines and period-correct thinking, could …

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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 …

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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: Why BPSD is often more damaging than memory loss itself Why caregivers are untrained for emotional realism Why Validation Therapy matters neurologically Why LLMs embedded …

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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 …

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