The Doctors discuss a “brain chip” designed to manipulate memories. Makers of the chip hope to help those with degenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. But could it also be used to erase bad memories?
The Doctors discuss the often difficult conversation of telling a loved one they are no longer safe to drive due to dementia and also discuss whose responsibility should it be to report it?
The Doctors discuss an anonymous interview with The New York Post in which a woman admitted to cheating on her husband of 24 years because he has Alzheimer’s. Is it ever okay to cheat?
Parents Sara and Paul are on a mission to save their daughter Marian’s life who was born with a rare storage disorder called Niemann-Pick type C, which has symptoms that mimic Alzheimer’s.
Sara and Paul are on a mission to save their daughter Marian, who was born with a rare storage disorder called Niemann-Pick type C (NPC). The disorder is sometimes called "Childhood Alzheimer's," because it can lead to a gradual neurological, cognitive, a
The Doctors discuss a new concept that could revolutionize the way we care for people struggling with Alzheimer’s. Developer Scott Tarde joins to discuss reminiscence therapy, which is the backbone of dementia villages.