Each July the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference offers a glimpse of the cutting-edge research on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias....
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How to Remember Names with Ease
Check out these simple strategies from Dr. Cynthia Green we can all use to boost our ability to learn and remember names....
EDUCATE, ADVOCATE, DONATE: HELP TBH TAKE A STAND FOR EQUALITY
At Total Brain Health, we stand against violence, inequality, and intolerance of any kind.As demonstrations for change continue around our nation, we will completely and emphatically continue to support Black lives and help foster the change needed for a more just society and to repair the world. ...
Where You Live Could Affect Your Chances of Developing Dementia
New research suggests neighborhood-level factors could affect the risk of developing Alzheimer’s or other dementias....
Gene Variation May Protect Against Alzheimer’s: Study
A breakthrough study has identified a class of natural gene variants that may protect against Alzheimer's disease....
Healthy Lifestyles May Reduce Alzheimer’s Disease Risk
Combining more healthy lifestyle behaviors was associated with substantially lower risk for Alzheimer’s disease in a study that included data from nearly 3,000 research participants....
WHAT DO LONELINESS AND DONUTS HAVE IN COMMON?
Welcome to the loneliness epidemic. While sheltering at home is incontestably the most effective way we can reduce the spread of the dangerous COVID-19 virus, it is taking an enormous toll on other aspects of our well-being....
TBH Quiet the Mind Series | Ballet Bliss
While most major performance venues remain closed, the generous spirit of many institutions to share recordings of past presentations so that we can enjoy at home is overwhelming....
TBH Quiet the Mind Series | Spring Fling
It's spring! Although enjoying the outdoors may be more difficult in some areas at this time, we can allow ourselves visions of spring to boost our spirits and keep us thinking....
TBH Quiet the Mind Series | Brush Up Your Shakespeare
Research shows that folks who regularly engage intellectually have a lower risk for dementia. Enjoying a creative performance such as a play or concert is a wonderful way to challenge your mind!...