Memory Loss: When Is it Serious?
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Memory Loss: When Is it Serious?
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Memory Foggy? 5 Signs It's Not Serious http://bit.ly/gFu1eU
Remember: Think of a Gimmick To Get Ahead in the Memory Game - WSJ.com
online.wsj.com — “When Ron White decided to get serious about being the U.S. memory champion, he approached the task like a military mission. He practiced memory drills while doing jumping jacks, standing on a wobble board and underwater wearing snorkel gear, and he hired a former Navy SEAL to train him.” View full resource at online.wsj.com
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Remember: Think of a Gimmick To Get Ahead in the Memory Game - WSJ.com
online.wsj.com — “When Ron White decided to get serious about being the U.S. memory champion, he approached the task like a military mission. He practiced memory drills while doing jumping jacks, standing on a wobble board and underwater wearing snorkel gear, and he hired a former Navy SEAL to train him.” View full resource at online.wsj.com
Most Recently Shared on March 23, 2012 at 11:52 am By:
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Gimmicks to Get Ahead in Memory Game http://t.co/KUQlpSfR via @WSJ
Cognitive Reserve Can Avoid Symptoms of Dementia - AgingCare.com
agingcare.com — “Cognitive reserve allows the brain to retain its functionality despite the onset of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. When built throughout a person's lifetime, cognitive reserve can help dely the dementia symptoms of cognitive impairment and memory loss.” View full resource at agingcare.com
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Cognitive Reserve: The First Line of Defense Against Dementia http://t.co/4CqEDq4r @CogniFit @Eldercare
Just 60 seconds of combat impairs memory
eurekalert.org — “Just 60 seconds of all-out physical exertion in a threatening situation can seriously damage the memories of those involved for many details of the incident, according to a new study of police officers. Police officers, witnesses and victims of crime suffer loss of memory, recognition and awareness of their environment if they have had to use bursts of physical energy in a combative encounter, according to scientists.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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How do I approach telling my mother she may signs of Alzheimer's? - Alzheimer's
healthcentral.com — “My mother has shown signs of some memory loss over the last couple of years. However, in the last 8mths or so, it has rapidly changed. She forgets things t...” View full resource at healthcentral.com
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FDA adds diabetes, memory loss warnings to statins | Reuters
reuters.com — “(Reuters) - Health regulators are adding warnings to the labels of widely used cholesterol lowering drugs, such as Lipitor, to say they may raise levels of blood sugar and could cause memory loss.The” View full resource at reuters.com
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RT @adjoa: FDA adds #diabetes, memory loss warnings to statins http://t.co/SnOzyP2s via @Reuters
Eye and Mind: The Link Between Vision Loss and Cognitive Impairment - DukeHealth.org
dukehealth.org — “Learning to live with reduced vision is even harder when you also have memory problems. Duke Eye Center doctors are helping patients cope with both.” View full resource at dukehealth.org
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Duke Eye Center offers specialized treatment for patients who have both low vision and memory problems http://t.co/pU50Q0Sh
Boston website will track weight loss to meet Mayor Menino’s 1 million-pound challenge - Boston Medical News - White Coat Notes - Boston.com
boston.com — “When Mayor Thomas M. Menino promised Tuesday night to help Boston residents collectively “shed a million pounds this year,” he was serious. The Boston Public Health Commission will launch a citywide campaign this spring, inviting residents to log in to a website where they can record their starting weight and their goals, and track their progress, Executive Director Barbara Ferrer said in an interview. The website will include a database of places people can go to exercise.” View full resource at boston.com
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Mayor Menino's million-pound challenge: http://t.co/o6pMOBl4 City wants residents to track weightloss via @HealthyBoston”
Boston website will track weight loss to meet Mayor Menino’s 1 million-pound challenge - Boston Medical News - White Coat Notes - Boston.com
boston.com — “When Mayor Thomas M. Menino promised Tuesday night to help Boston residents collectively “shed a million pounds this year,” he was serious. The Boston Public Health Commission will launch a citywide campaign this spring, inviting residents to log in to a website where they can record their starting weight and their goals, and track their progress, Executive Director Barbara Ferrer said in an interview. The website will include a database of places people can go to exercise.” View full resource at boston.com
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Cool tool! Boston website will track weight loss to meet Mayor Menino’s 1 million-pound challenge http://t.co/GiIf9Yb7 via @BostonDotCom
Study shows memory loss can start as early as 45
healthnews.com — “Memory loss and brain function may start as early as age 45, not after age 60, as researchers previously believed. This creates challenges in determining the onset of dementia, when drug treatment is most successful.” View full resource at healthnews.com
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Memory loss may occur as early as age 45, not beyond age 60 as scientists previously thought. http://t.co/KyP5nMcd
Fear Factor: The CEO Is Losing His Marbles - Forbes
forbes.com — “When the CEO is past his prime and has memory loss, it's time to get going with making a transition. Fear about what to say or do need not stop you. Speaking up is the first step to protect a business in this situation.” View full resource at forbes.com
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Glaucoma Specialist - Do I Need One? | new-glaucoma-treatments.com
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Education & Training
After graduating with top honors from the University of Southern California (USC), he received the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship to attend Harvard Medical School. While in medical school, he accepted a research fellowship at the National Institutes of Health to study visual cognition. Dr. Richardson then completed an internal medicine internship at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, which was followed by ophthalmology training at LAC+USC/Doheny Eye Institute in Los Angeles – one of the top ophthalmology residencies in the country.
Experience & Specialization
Dr. Richardson joined the San Gabriel Valley Eye Associates in 1999 and became San Gabriel’s first ophthalmologist to use such modern technologies as the accommodating Crystalens (with cataract surgery) and the iTrack microcatheter (canaloplasty glaucoma surgery). Dr. Richardson is among an elite group of glaucoma specialists in the country performing the highly specialized canaloplasty procedure. Patients have traveled from as far away as Mumbai, India to have canaloplasty by Dr. Richardson.
Dr. Richardson not only performs canaloplasty, he also teaches other surgeons how to do so. As one of the leading canaloplasty surgeons he regularly gives talks at the national meetings of eye surgeons. As part of his quest to make this safer glaucoma surgery available to glaucoma patients throughout the world, he is often asked to fly out to teach individual doctors how best to incorporate canaloplasty into their practices. Dr. Richardson was recently included among a panel of respected glaucoma surgeons whose goal was to find ways to make it easier for other eye surgeons to learn how to perform canaloplasty. You can read what this panel had to say here.
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Researchers identify diabetes link to cognitive impairment in older adults
eurekalert.org — “For the past five years, a team led by researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has been studying the effects of diabetes on cognitive health in older individuals and has determined that memory loss, depression and other types of cognitive impairment are a serious consequence of this widespread disease. Now, this team has identified a key mechanism behind this course of events.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
Most Recently Shared on November 8, 2011 at 10:52 pm By:
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Diabetes linked to cognitive impairment in older adults. http://t.co/8Nfm66T5
In Recognition Of 9/11 - Adoption - Families.com
adoption.families.com — “With today being the 10 year Anniversary of the September 11 attacks on America I wanted this entry to be reflective on the Anniversary and the losses that American?s experienced that day. When I was younger I grew up in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and when I was up there I had taken many trips to New York City. We went there for field trips and as I got older just to explore the city. One of the iconic memories I have was looking up at the World Trade Center Towers. Their size was over wh” View full resource at adoption.families.com
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Hospitals with higher surgical volumes less likely to cause unintentional serious injuries
news-medical.net — “Are you scheduled for heart bypass surgery or weight loss surgery? You might want to find out just how frequently different hospitals in your area are performing those procedures before deciding where to go. A new study finds that hospitals with higher surgical volumes for certain procedures are less likely to cause unintentional serious injuries to hospitalized patients when compared to those hospitals that perform the procedures less often.” View full resource at news-medical.net
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