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UCLA neurologist Dr. Timothy Chang was interviewed by ABC7 Eyewitness News about his team’s research using AI to identify people at risk of undiagnosed Alzheimer’s disease.

UCLA’s New AI Tool May Help Identify People at Risk of Undiagnosed Alzheimer’s

Dr. Timothy Chang, UCLA neurologist, explained how early diagnosis is critical for patient care and access to new therapies and that AI could help identify..

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UCLA Develops New Alzheimer's Disease Therapeutic

Dr. Varghese John, Dr. Istvan Mody, and colleagues were highlighted in a UCLA article about their recent therapeutic development, targeting ...

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UCLA Easton Center partners with community groups to reach those who are underserved, under-researched.

A More Inclusive Framework for Alzheimer’s Disease

The Easton Center, ELHA Lab, UCLA Neurology, Alzheimer's Los Angeles, and community leaders are working together bridging the gap between health disparities ...

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Healthy Body. Healthy Mind.

In the Summer Edition of Keiro Connect, Dr. Kevin Bickart discussed physical activity, including dancing, to improve brain health and prevent dementia ...

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Dr. Keith Vossel on Radio Sirius XM-10-10-2023

An In-Depth Interview on Various Neurodegenerative Diseases

Dr. Keith Vossel was interviewed by Dr. Marc Siegel from Doctor Radio/Sirius XM about a wide spectrum of neurodegenerative diseases, including ...

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Sundowning Occurs in Patients with Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Dr. Keith Vossel was interviewed in a Forbes Health article about sundowning and the symptoms that patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia may experience ...

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Late Life with Active Lifestyle Lowers the Risk of Dementia

Dr. Keith Vossel was quoted in a Healthline article about a study revealed a socially and mentally active lifestyle in late life ...

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New Released Information About the Additional Medicare Coverages for Leqembi

Dr. Keith Vossel was quoted in a Boston Globe’s STAT News article about physicians and patients showing interest in learning about the new Alzheimer’s drug...

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Future Data Will Determine the Effectiveness of the New Alzheimer’s Drug

Dr. Keith Vossel was quoted in a San Francisco Chronicle article about Lecanemab.......

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Dr. Keith Vossel interview on Fox News News-7-7-2023

Lecanemab, the New FDA-approved Alzheimer’s Drug – What to Know

Watch Dr. Keith Vossel’s live interview with Marla Tellez on July 7th, FOX 11 News LA about Lecanemab.......

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Dr. Keith Vossel interview on KCAL LA Morning News-7-7-2023

Lecanemab, the New FDA-approved Drug for Patients with Early Alzheimer’s Disease (Segment 2 of 2)

Watch Dr. Keith Vossel’s exclusive live interview with KCAL-LA Morning News, about the benefits of the treatment, possible side effects, and expected costs...

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Dr. Keith Vossel interview on KCAL LA Evening News-7-6-2023

Lecanemab, the New FDA-approved Drug for Patients with Early Alzheimer’s Disease (Segment 1 of 2)

Watch Dr. Keith Vossel’s exclusive live interview with KCAL-LA Evening News, about the benefits of the treatment, possible side effects, and expected costs...

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What Families Can Expect with the New FDA-Approved Alzheimer’s Medication, Leqembi

Watch Dr. Keith Vossel’s exclusive live interview with KNBC-LA, NBC Channel 4 News, about the FDA’s fully approved Alzheimer’s drug, Lecanemab....

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What’s Next for Leqembi After A Full Approval by the FDA

Listen to Dr. Keith Vossel’s exclusive interview with KNX News Radio, about the FDA’s full approval of the first-in-class Alzheimer’s drug, Lecanemab....

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Heavy Alcohol Intake May Worsen Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer’s Disease

Dr. Keith Vossel, Director of the Easton Center, commented on recent Alzheimer’s model research suggested long-term excessive intake of alcohol can...

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