10/21/20: Dr. Aimee Pierce, Layton Aging and Alzheimer's Center, Oregon Health&Science University | How Preventable is Alzheimer’s? - a podcast by Mark Turnbull: Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) and Radio Host

Our guest, Dr. Aimee Pierce from the Oregon Health & Science University, is the Director of Clinical Care at the Layton Aging and Alzheimer’s Center, which is leading the charge in preventing Alzheimer’s. But how preventable is the disease in reality?

Dr. Pierce explains why the focus of her work is on the early detection of memory changes, and how advanced diagnostic techniques provide accurate diagnoses of an often-confusing disease. The diagnostic methods they employ include things like detailed cognitive testing, genetic testing, cerebrospinal fluid analysis, MRI imaging, and PET imaging. Dr. Pierce interprets the results to develop treatment plans together with patients that may include close monitoring, lifestyle intervention, and medications. Don’t miss this informative show!

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