#39 | Katie Skvarce | A Hopeful Future

Jun 19, 2023

Parent Projects - Aging In America
Parent Projects - Aging In America
#39 | Katie Skvarce | A Hopeful Future
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Today, we are talking with Katie Skvarce, Communications Director at the Alzheimer’s Association. There is hope for the future, and Katie is going to share with us some very easy, practical lifestyle interventions that clinical trials are proving to be working in helping slow the progress on cognitive decline, as well as some great advancement in medications.

 

Phone Number: 800-272-3900
https://www.exertstudy.org/
www.all.org/10signs

 

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00:00 – Intro

00:40 – Welcome to the Show

02:01 – Introduction to Katie Skvarce

02:53 – Alzheimers vs Dementia

04:47 – Katie’s Call to Action

09:34 – ComForCare Ad

10:34 – Early Signs of Alzheimers

14:38 – Men Vs Women Response to Alzheimers

22:20 – The Early Stage Planning

28:44 – Music and Alzheimers

30:52 – Alzheimer’s Association

37:00 – Skysong Tour

38:12 – Risks of Alzheimers

44:04 – Making Positive changes

46:05 – Don’t Coddle

48:54 – Wrap up

51:08 – Final Thoughts

 

 

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