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Alzheimer’s FAQs (3/3): Tips for supporting a loved one with cognitive decline
by PNI Experts
When supporting people with cognitive impairment, it can be helpful to remember that memory problems, personality changes, and other functional limitations are not intentional. A little patience can go a long way…and when it comes to dementia we could all use a little more empathy.
Alzheimer’s FAQs (2/3): How soon should my family or friends see a doctor for memory loss?
by PNI Experts
When it comes to memory concerns, for a number of reasons, typically the sooner these can be evaluated the better. For one thing, for the many of us that may be perpetually worried about potential memory problems—fearing that every time we misplace our keys we must be experiencing the first signs of dementia—getting evaluated can be a great way to put our minds at ease.
Alzheimer’s FAQs (1/3): What if my family or friends have cognitive decline?
by PNI Experts
Talking to a loved one about cognitive decline can be a real challenge. Often people with cognitive changes may not have “insight” into their condition—not recognizing changes that may be quite noticeable to others. In addition to general “forgetfulness,” some of the common signs and symptoms that might prompt concern.
New Program to Help Retired NFL Players: ‘The brain can only take so much’
by Guest Author
Retired NFL players can undergo initial cognitive screenings and have access to many other services offered at PNI.
Voting Open for 2023 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals
by Amelia Garrison
If you are registered on Doximity, and board-certified in one or more of the ranked medical specialties, you are eligible to vote for next year’s U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals. Providence Southern California hospitals and affiliates are honored to have received more than...
Drinking Coffee and Tea May Lower the Risk of Stroke and Dementia
by Amelia Garrison
A growing body of research suggests that foods containing flavonoids, powerful antioxidant chemicals found in coffee and tea, provide numerous brain-boosting benefits.
PNI Founders’ Message 2022
by Daniel F. Kelly
At Pacific Neuroscience Institute, we are looking forward to what lies ahead with fresh excitement. Neurological diseases do not stop and neither have we.
Dealing with Dementia – Holiday Cheer NOT Fear
by Scott Kaiser
For people suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease—the most common form of dementia and a condition that affects nearly 6 million Americans—the holiday festivities can present some unique challenges. Read about some things to keep in mind to help us all feel that holiday cheer as we head into “the most wonderful time of the year.”
PNI and Alzheimer’s Los Angeles Partner Up
by Amelia Garrison
Pacific Neuroscience Institute Foundation proudly sponsored Alzheimer's LA's 2021 40th anniversary event, Making Memories Festival.
Integrating Lifestyle Strategies into the Care of Neurologic Disease – Brain Health CME Course
by Zara Jethani
Pacific Neuroscience Institute announces an exciting brain health CME course for practicing clinical professionals. Registration is open.
Last updated: November 19th, 2021