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Advocacy Updates from the Alzheimer's Association

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2014/01/18

Host: Paul Rokuskie Alzheimer's Disease was first identified more than 100 years ago. Yet despite this century-spanning awareness by medical communities across the globe, the precise physiologic mechanisms triggering the development of this disease are still unknown. Advocacy groups such as the Alzheimer's Association play a critical role in advancing new science and supporting those affected both directly and indirectly by this devastating illness. Joining host Paul Rokuskie to speak

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New Insights on Statin Therapy for Older Patients

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2014/01/08

Host: Alan S. Brown, MD, FACC, FAHA, FNLA Is there a patient age at which statin therapy should be discontinued? Likewise, what does the current evidence tell us about initiating vs not initiating statin therapy in older patients? Joining Lipid Luminations to discuss these and other important questions is Dr. W. Virgil Brown, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Medicine Emeritus at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Attaining the Best Glucose Control Safely

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2012/09/24

Guest: George Grunberger, MD, FACP, FACE Host: Farhad Zangeneh, MD Host Dr. Farhad Zangeneh welcomes Dr. George Grunberger on a discussion onhow to attain the best glucose control for our patients and how to do it safely. The discussion stems from altering lifestyle changes for our patients, addressing how to set individualized targets for our patients and identifying whats the best course of action. Dr. George Grunberger, founder and chairman of the Grunberger Diabetes Institute

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Controversy Surrounding the NHLBI Pediatric Guidelines

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2012/08/08

Host: Alan S. Brown, MD, FACC, FAHA, FNLA Guest: Samuel Gidding, MD Guidelines are being changed continuously as new evidence is acquired and our environment us evolve. Most recently released are the NHLBI guidelines for pediatric care providers. Host Dr. Alan Brown welcomes Dr. Samuel Gidding. They will address the context to which the guidelines were developed, some of the key social and ethical issues faced by the panel, and a review of the results and the recommendations for

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Home Care Management of Diabetes

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2011/05/18

Guest: Eric Rackow, MD Host: Steven Edelman, MD The percentage of healthcare spending on chronic illnesses is increasing exponentially; critically for patients with diabetes. How can healthcare providers help their aging population to manage their diabetes and avoid costly hospital stays through home care management? Join host Dr. Steven Edelman and his guest, professor of medicine at the New York University School of Medicine, Dr. Eric Rackow, as they discuss new approaches for

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University of Arizona - Preclinical Stage Alzheimer's...

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2011/04/19

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD For people who carry genetic predispositions toward Alzheimer's Disease, little is currently known about predicting the onset, course, and severity of disease at the individual level. However, because cogntitive degenerative diseases most often follow a gradual course of symptom progression later in life, medical professionals must be aware of the distinct, discoverable changes that occur at the "preclinical" stage, i.e prior to the symptomatic onset of memory

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Choosing Between Nursing Homes and Assisted Living:...

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2011/03/10

Guest: Robert Kane, MD Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Deciding between assisted living facilities or nursing homes can be daunting for patients and families. How can healthcare professionals discuss long-term care expectations with patients and families and help with the selection process? Dr.Robert Kane, Minnesota Chair in Long-term Care and Aging at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and director of the University of Minnesota's Center on Aging, discusses the genesis

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A Public Policy Primer for Long-Term Care...

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2011/03/08

Guest: Steven Levenson, MD, CMD Host: Eric Tangalos, MD As healthcare reform evolves, so too do the public policies governing long-term care facilities. How can healthcare professionals stay up-to-date with the latest changes in federal and state regulations? What are the differences between regulations governing assisted living versus skilled care environments? How successful have regulations been atfacilitating better quality of care in skilled care and assisted living? Dr

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Alzheimer's and Driving: When It's Time to Take the Keys

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2011/02/17

Host: Anthony Alessi, MD Guest: Don Iverson, MD Nationwide there are an estimated several hundred thousand licensed drivers with Alzheimer's disease. A new study shows that more than half can still pass a road test, leaving physicians to help patients and caregivers decide when it's time to stop driving. Dr. Donald Iverson, lead author of the American Academy of Neurology's most recent guidelines on driving and dementia, joins host Dr. Anthony Alessi to discuss what tests are

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Assessing and Maximizing Cognitive Function in Long...

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2010/12/07

Guest: David Smith, MD, CMD Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Nearly three-quarters of patients in long term care have some form of memory impairment or dementia. And while some forgetfulness is a normal part of the aging process, memory loss can also be overlooked as an early symptom of cognitive impairment. How can physicians distinguish between common memory loss and cognitive impairment?Dr. David Smith, professor of family medicine at the College of Medicine at Texas A&M University,

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Healthy Bones, Healthy Body: Osteoporosis in Long...

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2010/12/07

Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Guest: Alexandra Papaioannou, MD Millions of Americans have osteoporosis, but too often, a broken bone is the first indication of this common condition. What osteoporosis screening strategies can help diagnose osteoporosis in its early stages, and what treatment regimens are the most effective? Dr. Alexandra Papaioannou, professor in the department of medicine, and past-director of the division of geriatric medicine with a joint appointment in the division

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The Importance of Immunizations in Long Term Care

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2010/11/15

Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Guest: William Schaffner, MD Which infectious diseases are most common at long term care facilities? If there is an infectious disease outbreak at a facility, how can we best protect residents? Dr. William Schaffner, president of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, as well as professor and chairman of the department of preventive medicine, and professor of medicine in the division of infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University School of

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The Natural History of an Exceptionally Long Life

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2010/10/19

Guest: Steven N. Austad, PhD Host: Mary Leuchars, MD The bowhead whale is the longest-living mammal on Earth. Its lifespan can exceed 200 years. What can we learn about fostering humanlongevity from the extraordinarily long-livinganimals in what author Dr. Steven Austad calls "Methuselah’s Zoo" (so named for Methuselah, the oldest figure in the Bible, said to have lived for 969 years)? Dr. Austad, professor of cellular and structural biologyat the Barshop Institute for

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Medical Considerations in the Oral Health of...

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2010/10/06

Guest: Douglas Berkey, DMD, MPH Host: Eric Tangalos, MD A patient's mouth can literally serve as a window to their overall health. Systemic conditions that are common among many older patients, such as diabetes, often have oral manifestations. What are some of the symptoms to look for, and how can we promote and preserve the oral health of vulnerable patients?Dr. Douglas Berkey, professor at the University of Colorado Schools of Dental Medicine and Public Health, where he also

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Early Detection of Alzheimer's: Where Do We Go From...

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2010/10/06

Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Guest: James Galvin, MD, MPH, FANA Early detection of various conditions can help physicians better manage and treat their patients, and Alzheimer's is no exception. What early screening tests of cognitive impairment or dementia should be administered by primary care providers help detect when the disease process is beginning? Dr. James Galvin, professor in the departments of neurology and psychiatry at New York University Langone Medical Center in New York

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Do Women With Diabetes Have a Greater Risk of...

Geriatrics ·

2010/09/13

Guest: Jennifer B. Green, MD Host: Steven Edelman, MD What is known about the relationship between glucose control and cardiovascular disease in diabetes? The recentBypass Angioplasty Revascularization Investigation 2 Diabetes(BARI 2D)trialprovides some interesting results on the relationship between type 2 diabetes and silent myocardial infarction. Join host Dr. Steven Edelman and his guest, assistant professor of medicine in the division of endocrinology, metabolism and nutrition

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Theatre as Therapy for Alzheimer's and Memory Loss

Geriatrics ·

2010/08/30

Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Guest: Christine Dunford, PhD Guest: Mary O'Hara, MA, LCSW Although we remain limited in our options for treating patients with memory loss and Alzheimer's, there are a variety of non-pharmacologic treatments that are showing some promise. Mary O'Hara, social worker at Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease Center at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, and Christine Dunford, cultural anthropologist, ensemble member of Chicago's

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The Correlation Between Diabetes, Weight, and...

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2010/07/14

Guest: Susan Scanland, MSN, CRNP, GNP-BC Host: Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP How can we limit the risk of Alzheimer's disease? New research suggests a correlation between obesity, type 2 diabetes and dementia. Susan Scanland, gerontological nurse practitioner, discusses this research with host Mimi Secor. She discusses how Alzheimer's, weight and waist size seem to be related, and how clinicians can help patients reduce their risk of Alzheimer's disease.

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Strategies to Prevent and Manage Heart Failure

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2010/07/13

Guest: Hosam Kamel, MD, MPH, CMD Host: Eric Tangalos, MD Heart failure is a common reason for hospitalization among older adults and long-term care patients. What strategies can help preventa recurrence of heart failure, and what types of monitoring for exacerbations are most effective in prevention? How can physicians individualize therapy in this population?How crucial are blood pressure and hypertension control in managing patients with heart failure?Dr. Hosam Kamel, director of

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AMA House of Delegates Meeting: The Patient-Centered...

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2010/06/23

Guest: Lori Heim, MD Host: Eric Tangalos, MD The medical home model is designed to increase efficiency by providing a central primary care practice as the coordinator of care for patients. But while efficiency is important, the patient-centered component of this model is just as crucial.Dr. Lori Heim, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians, emphasizes the patient-centered concept for medical homes, and provides real-world examples.How can you re-tool your office to

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