Big Questions with Cal Fussman

Protecting Your Parents From Alzheimer’s – And You

Nov 30, 2021

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The Risk of Side Effects of a Monoclonal Anti-Amyloid Drug

03:01

How Much Movement Do You Need in a Day?

02:58

Is There Another Sunami in Waiting?

03:22

Introduction

3min

M D Hearing Aid

2min

Alsheimers and Dementia - Is There a Difference?

4min

Are There Patterns That Could Explain Alsheimers?

2min

All Symosyti Symptoms

3min

Alzheimer's Disease

3min

You Don't Lose Everything in the Disease Process, but You Lose a Lot

3min

Is There a Mass Scale of Alsheimers?

4min

How to Stop the Wreck Before It Happens?

2min

10.

The Risk of Side Effects of a Monoclonal Anti-Amyloid Drug

3min

11.

How Much Movement Do You Need in a Day?

3min

12.

Amlet Is Just One of the Many Factors

3min

13.

Is There a Better Way to Deal With Dementia?

2min

14.

Dementia

3min

15.

All Simenc - Is There a One Punch or No Magic Bullet?

4min

16.

Do You Know What's Happening to Your Brain?

2min

17.

Is There Another Sunami in Waiting?

3min

18.

The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Alsheimers

2min

19.

My First Memory of Alzheimer's Disease

2min

20.

Hearing Loss and Dementia Could Be Related?

3min

21.

How Do You Provide High Quality Hearing Aids at Affordable Prices?

2min

22.

How Long Does It Take to Get Help for Hearing Loss?

2min

23.

Happy Holidays, Dug!

3min

Cal talks with a man who’s devoted his life’s work to the study of this scary disease, and Patrick Sullivan comes through with tips on how to keep it away. One important factor is making sure your hearing, and that of your parents, doesn’t decline. Research shows that if hearing loss is not treated it can significantly increase the possibility of Alzheimer’s and dementia. Cal brings in the CEO of MDHearingAid, Doug Breaker, to share experiences from his family and offer some solutions. This podcast may be a huge benefit to your parents – and you.