Dr. Brittany Lamb discusses how important it is to be educated about your loved one’s diagnosis, to have a medical directive, and to be proactive in getting Power of Attorney for Medical and Financial affairs!
Host Lisa Skinner tells a deeply personal story of her first experience seeing the impacts of brain disease on a loved one, her grandmother.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was very concerned about public opinion and knew the majority of Americans didn’t want immigrants coming here to America. Hilter studied many methods from America and then he adopted them in Europe.
The 44th Presidential Legacy Lifetime Achievement Awards exist to recognize those individuals for their commitment to cultivating lasting change. So we are very proud to announce that Dr. James Cooley was honored with the 44th Presidential Award this year.
Dr. Andy Bomback discusses the significance of the book title, the many different challenges of parenting in today’s society, the competition facing parents, and when and how parenting became a verb!
“These patient groups were long ignored by a pharmaceutical industry that judged them too small to provide a return on the investment needed to develop an effective remedy. Yet these “orphaned” diseases collectively caused misery and expense, often far greater than did more…
Is Alzheimer’s disease terminal? How can I improve the life of a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease?
According to a recent report by Alzheimer’s Disease International, an estimated 50 million people are living with dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are progressive (which means it will get worse
over time) and life-shortening
The topics covered in the interview include tips for dealing with Alzheimer’s, the symptoms of Alzheimer’s, and whether Alzheimer’s is hereditary or not.
Too many politicians have failed us in the last 30 years to rely on them anymore.
“Win Kelly Charles, has Cerebral Palsy and her mission is to help others with physical and mental disabilities to find their voices through written or spoken word, using today’s assistive technologies as needed.”