4 Most Common Types of Dementia in Aging
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Geriatrician Leslie Kernisan, MD MPH, goes beyond Alzheimer’s disease to explain the most common types of dementia in older adults, and how doctors diagnose the specific type of dementia. She also covers mixed dementia and less common causes of dementia. Learn the most common early symptoms of Alzheimer’s dementia, vascular dementia, and Lewy body dementia, plus what we know about treating dementia in older adults. You’ll also learn about the newest (yet common) types of dementia pathology, such as LATE, hippocampal sclerosis, and cerebral amyloid angiopathy.
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Video Chapters:
00:00 The main types of dementia in aging
02:11 What is dementia & is it common?
06:15 What causes dementia?
14:15 Alzheimer’s & dementia
15:56 Vascular dementia
19:03 Lewy body dementia
23:08 Other causes of dementia in aging
28:01 Less common causes of dementia
29:36 Which dementias can be treated?
31:06 Mixed dementia & autopsy research
38:07 When does diagnosing the type of dementia matter?
39:09 Current dementia treatment options
42:06 Dr. K’s approach to dementia types
47:35 The best ways to treat dementia
52:26 Recap
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Very well explained and helpfully laid out Dr Kernisan, thank you.
Another excellent video Dr. Kernisan. Very helpful information. Thank you very much.
Thank you, excellent video with lots of detailed information.
I literally have an exam on these in 3 days. You are saving me.
Would you have anything on frontotemporal dementia by any chance?
Thank you so much for all of your expertise. I enjoy all of your emails and podcasts.
Always great information. Thank you! As far as looking at cause, treatment, and how lifestyle might affect trajectory of the disease, do you have any clients with Alzheimer's/Dementia using the Bredeson protocol and it helping to slow decline, or who tried it with no positive effects?
Very informative site. Curious - what is the small round item on the shelf behind your right shoulder?
Great YT. I’m 66yo, plant based and have kept my ldlc down in the mid 30’s using low dose rosuvastatin and ezetimibe specifically to try to mitigate small vessel,disease … was surprised that small vessel disease contributes to 30% of dementia … I had considered letting my ldlc drift back to 80 by stopping the drugs .. but, as I intend to live to 100 … I may just keep those vessels clear.
I heard about statins reducing the chances of dementia by up-to 30% ..is this just die to small vessel,disease,or do statins have other positive effects .
4 years ago, I decided to get a cognitive test for a baseline to determine potential issues later in life … seems I made a good decision for a change.
I recently came across an unusual suggestion to self-manage vascular degeneration: humming! I wonder if you have seen anything about this; I omitted to jot down the cite. Apparently humming encourages the body's nitric oxide production, which dilates the arteries; whether this translates to ameliorating CVD I don't know, but it it ties in to ancient traditions of some eastern religious orders. It's certainly inexpensive to try!
I also have heard about possible benefits of humming
I heard this too, and forgot (Bad Sign!) where I heard it.
@@susanmiller9486 haha
I would like to ask you if it is possible that Omega 3 fatty acid supplements have negative effects on our brain? I take one 1000mg capsule a day and feel that the omega 3 supplement is having a rather negative effect on my brain
Sounds too bloody familiar, dr.robert baggs tonto
Pls note ageing is spelt with an e!
Not in American English; UK spelling does include the e.