Hello Alzheimer’s informs, inspires and affirms those touched by Alzheimer’s or other dementia through the powerful perspectives in our community: From renowned neurologists to committed caregivers. Together, we delve into the details of dementia to discover why right now is considered the ”Era of Hope” when it comes to dementia research. Together, we learn about the scope of this crisis and what our community is doing about it. And together, we learn about the best strategies for caring for our loved ones AND ourselves, such that we cope and even still find the joy during the Alzheimer’s or other dementia journey. Hello Alzheimer’s -- hosted by journalist, advocate and daughter, Karla Hult of So Many Goodbyes -- indeed informs, inspires and affirms all of us... none of us is alone.
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Hello Alzheimer’s informs, inspires and affirms those touched by Alzheimer’s or other dementia through the powerful perspectives in our community: From renowned neurologists to committed caregivers. Together, we delve into the details of dementia to discover why right now is considered the ”Era of Hope” when it comes to dementia research. Together, we learn about the scope of this crisis and what our community is doing about it. And together, we learn about the best strategies for caring for our loved ones AND ourselves, such that we cope and even still find the joy during the Alzheimer’s or other dementia journey. Hello Alzheimer’s -- hosted by journalist, advocate and daughter, Karla Hult of So Many Goodbyes -- indeed informs, inspires and affirms all of us... none of us is alone.
If you've ever wondered what's behind the "Alzheimer's gender gap," then this conversation is for you... Hello Alzheimer's host Karla Hult talks with Dr. Madeline Cross, a neurologist at HealthPartners. Dr. Cross covers why women are especially vulnerable to Alzheimer's disease, touching on the most popular theories related to hormones, the immune system and social factors. And, most importantly, Dr. Cross shares more about the hope that exists -- both in terms of research and preventative actions we can ALL take to reduce our risk of later developing dementia.
This conversation references other dementia disparities, related to communities of color. You can learn more about those glaring gaps in previous conversations with Dr. Shekinah Fashaw-Walters, Trish Cook and Robbin Frazier.
And as promised, here are a few of Karla's favorite community resources for those on the journey today: The Alzheimer's Association, especially their 24/7 Helpline (1-800-272-3900); Memory Cafes; and your local Area Agency on Aging.
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Hello Alzheimer’s
Hello Alzheimer’s informs, inspires and affirms those touched by Alzheimer’s or other dementia through the powerful perspectives in our community: From renowned neurologists to committed caregivers. Together, we delve into the details of dementia to discover why right now is considered the ”Era of Hope” when it comes to dementia research. Together, we learn about the scope of this crisis and what our community is doing about it. And together, we learn about the best strategies for caring for our loved ones AND ourselves, such that we cope and even still find the joy during the Alzheimer’s or other dementia journey. Hello Alzheimer’s -- hosted by journalist, advocate and daughter, Karla Hult of So Many Goodbyes -- indeed informs, inspires and affirms all of us... none of us is alone.
