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The hippocampus & cortex are areas of brain affected by AD “Hippocampus” means “seahorse”It is important for spatial memory*

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Neuron lose synaptic connections, then dendrite branches & eventually die in AD.

Other cell types are involved:

astrocytesoligodendricytesmicrogliaendothelia

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AD brain tissue has microscopic Aβ plaques & neurofibrillary tangles of p-tau

The brain shrinks in advanced AD

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We identified a compound that increases in pro-cognitive sAPPα.

DDL110* is now moving to clinical trials for Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)& AD

“Anti-AD”

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Early diagnosis & treatment are key.

More than one intervention will likely be necessary.

Drugs are more likely to work if health is improved.

Early diagnosis of cognitive

impairment

Healthstylesupport

“Multimodal treatment”

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IntakeScientific/biochemical bases for how what/when we eat & how medications we take affect cognition are presented.

OutputThe importance of social interaction, intellectual challenges, exercise, and general health to the preservation of cognition are discussed.

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Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry. 2015

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*Brown, J. Neurosci. 2014

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CAD may be silent early on, but result in TIA or stroke. Signs/symptoms:Sudden numbness or weaknessSudden trouble speaking and understandingSudden trouble seeing in one or both eyesSudden dizziness or loss of balanceSudden, severe headache with no known cause

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Support the Health of Others

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Accurate Diagnosis is Critical

Diagnostics include:

Computer-assisted tomography (CAT) for structural abnormalitiesPositron emission tomography (PET) for glucose use & amyloid imagingFunction magnetic resonance (fMRI) for blood flowTests of cognitive function

Other causes of memory loss:Depression, infection, multiple sclerosis, low B12, hypothyroidism, medication interactions, tumor

Not all dementia is AD:Vascular dementia, Parkinson’s/Lewy Body disease, frontotemporal dementia

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