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Brain Talk | Being Patient for Alzheimer's Patients and Caregivers

Being Patient
Alzheimer's Disease
Dementia
Brain Health
Cognitive Decline
Clinical Trials
Eli Lilly
Seizures
Parkinson's Disease
Memory
Cognitive Function
Monoclonal Antibody Therapy
Glen Campbell
Amyloid Plaque
Alzheimer's
Solanethamab
Caregiving
Neurology
Deep Brain Stimulation
Leaf (book)
Frontotemporal Dementia

Being Patient is the leading online community for Alzheimer's, dementia patients, caregivers. We talk to experts about Alzheimer's news, advice, stories and support! Visit www.beingpatient.com for the latest Alzheimer's news and researches!

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Dr. Christopher Duma
Board certified neurosurgeon and medical director at Hoag Memorial Presbyterian Hospital
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Episode: Stem Cell Therapy for Neurodegenerative Diseases
Susie Singer Carter
Producer of 'No Country for Old People', advocating for improved care for Alzheimer's patients
Co-Producer of No Country for Old People
Episode: No Country for Old People: Exposing the Care Crisis
Rick Mountcastle
Co-Producer of 'No Country for Old People', former federal prosecutor known for prosecuting Purdue Pharma
Episode: No Country for Old People: Exposing the Care Crisis
Alice Bailey
Patient advocate and speaker on early-onset Alzheimer's
Council of Black Dementia Minds
Episode: Early-onset Alzheimer’s: How Alice Bailey Took Control
Dr. Sid O'Bryant
Executive Director of the Institute for Translational Research, principal investigator of the Health and Aging Brain Study
Institute for Translational Research
Episode: An Inside Look at the Health & Aging Brain Study
Dr. Michelle Papka
Investigator on the HOPE Study; conducts research on Alzheimer's treatment
Cognito Therapeutics
Episode: A Sensory Stimulation Headset for Alzheimer’s? A Neuropsychologist on the Clinical Trial
Dr. Howard Fillit
Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer at the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation
Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation
Episode: Dr. Howard Fillit: The Future of Precision Medicine in Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment
Sam Simon
A former public affairs professional and performer sharing his experience living with Alzheimer's disease.
Episode: Samuel A. Simon: Tackling His “Existential Journey” Onstage in “Dementia Man”
Simone E. Morris
A coach, trainer, speaker, and author of a children's book about dementia
Episode: Simone E. Morris and Millie Walton: Sharing “Grammy P’s” Story for Other Families Like Theirs

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Deborah Kahn
Founder of Being Patient, focusing on Alzheimer's awareness and educational outreach.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
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    Very helpful and glad to find ur podcast to help managing the ‘journey’ with more clarity.

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    United States3 years ago

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Many find the discussions both comforting and enlightening as they navigate similar challenges.
The content provides valuable education and insight into Alzheimer's research and patient care.
Listeners appreciate the supportive community surrounding caregiving topics.

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Behavioral Variant FTD: A Navy Vet Shares His Story
Q: What areas are you paying more attention to than maybe you did in the past?
Chris has noted some forgetfulness of everyday tasks, but maintains a positive outlook.
Behavioral Variant FTD: A Navy Vet Shares His Story
Q: Can you tell me about really what you did, how you felt and really what you're doing today?
Chris expressed that he felt shocked upon diagnosis, but found comfort in his faith and support from Deborah.
Behavioral Variant FTD: A Navy Vet Shares His Story
Q: What types of, how long did it take before Chris was diagnosed with the behavioral variant of FTD?
It initially took about two years, but it can often take three to four years for others to be diagnosed.
Behavioral Variant FTD: A Navy Vet Shares His Story
Q: Deborah, what were you seeing in Chris that was out of the ordinary?
Debra noted significant behavioral changes in Chris, despite his lack of self-awareness due to agnosognosia.
Living Creatively With Alzheimer’s: Laura Tobi’s Story
Q: How did being a caregiver before you were diagnosed help you navigate your own Alzheimer's journey?
Laura emphasized that her experience made her proactive in researching and seeking dedicated professionals for her treatment.

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What is Brain Talk about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on addressing the experiences of Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers, the content emphasizes conversations around the latest research, treatment options, and personal stories related to dementia care. Topics frequently covered include ground-breaking studies in brain health, innovative treatment methods such as stem cell therapy, and the emotional and practical challenges faced by families living with dementia. The podcast features a mix of expert interviews and personal narratives, providing both educational insights and emotional support for those impacted by Alzheimer's disease. Listeners can expect a blend of scientific discussions and heartfelt stories that aim to foster community and understanding around navigating demen... more

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2. Susie Singer Carter
3. Rick Mountcastle
4. Alice Bailey
5. Dr. Sid O'Bryant
6. Dr. Michelle Papka
7. Dr. Howard Fillit
8. Sam Simon

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