Dementia awareness and prevention on Access Utah
The Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia Research Center and Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services will host a second annual health fair focused on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia awareness and prevention on June 21. The fair is a collabora...
JoAnn Tschanz
JoAnn Tschanz is a clinical neuropsychologist, professor in the Department of Psychology at Utah State University, and founder of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Health Fair. “It is important for people to understand what they can do now to reduce their risk o...
Nick Frost
Dr. Nick Frost, assistant professor of cognitive neurology in the Department of Neurology at the University of Utah, will be the keynote speaker at the Alzheimer’s Prevention Health Fair on June 21. Frost will discuss modern diagnostics and treatment for ...
USU Invites Residents of Northern Utah to 2nd Annual Alzheimer's Prevention Health Fair
The Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia Research Center will host its second annual health fair focused on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia awareness and prevention on June 21.
Effects of Exercise on AD Risk
Research suggests that regular physical activity can reduce dementia risk by up to 20% (1), making exercise one of the most effective strategies to prevent cognitive decline and dementia. These powerful benefits may be attributable to the multiple pathway...
Ultra-processed Foods: What are they and are they harmful?
Recent research has linked the intake of ultra-processed foods with health and cognitive outcomes.
Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids: Are They Right for You?
Hearing aids are now available over-the-counter (OTC) for people with to moderate hearing loss.
Consider keeping a sleep diary
Having trouble with sleep? The National Sleep Foundation recommends keeping a sleep diary to: track sleep patterns, identify lifestyle factors and changes that may affect your sleep (i.e. caffeine, meals, or medications), share with your doctor.
Beating the Holiday Blues
Family togetherness, social gatherings, and nostalgic memories are often a source of holiday cheer – but for those missing loved ones or struggling to feel included, these experiences can amplify feelings of isolation. Loneliness is not only an uncomforta...
Be Merry and Mindful: Recipes for the Holidays
As the holiday season draws near, so too do chilly nights soothed by the warmth of good company and a hot meal. Those following the MIND diet may feel discouraged when it comes to holiday eating, as is common perception that food must compromise on flavor...
Holiday thoughts for those caring for loved ones with dementia
The holidays can be a wonderful time of the year for all to celebrate with family and friends! Consider some helpful hints from the Alzheimer’s Association to include loved ones living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia in the festivities.
MIND diet friendly alternative to fall classics.
Pumpkin Walnut Bread and Salmon and Squash Bowl
