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Debunking Common Myths: "Memory Loss is a Normal Part of Aging"
In this four-part series, our brain health clinicians debunk common myths that might be standing between you and optimal cognitive wellness. 
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Staying Cognitively Sharp As You Age
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A New Era in Dementia Care: Breakthroughs in Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment
We now have powerful tools to prevent, delay, and manage dementia like never before.

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Mind & Memory Changes As We Age: What's Normal and What's Not?
As we age, subtle changes in our thinking, memory, and attention are natural—just like graying hair or aching knees. It's important to distinguish between normal cognitive aging and signs that something more serious might be happening.

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Cognitive Wellness in Aging: An Introduction to Normal Cognitive Aging
The body ages, as anyone with newly graying hair or aching knees and back can well attest. The brain ages, too.

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From Prevention to New Treatments: Finding Hope in the New Era of Alzheimer's
September 3, 2025
Sunday Health and Re:Cognition Health hosted a timely discussion on how groundbreaking advances are transforming brain health into a proactive, prevention-focused practice.

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Demystifying Dementia: Expert Insights on Cognitive Health, Prevention & New Treatments
June 18, 2025
Learn how the latest breakthroughs in cognitive care can help reduce your risk of developing cognitive impairment or dementia—and how to access the tools and care now becoming available.

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The New Era in Cognitive Care: Shifting From Subjective to Objective
May 20, 2025
Cognitive care is entering a transformative era. This session, in partnership with BrainCheck, was tailored for primary care physicians and other healthcare professionals interested in learning about the latest advances, how these breakthroughs are reshaping care delivery, and what they mean for their patients and practice.

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Sunday Health is at the 2025 Alzheimer's Association International Conference
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July 29, 2025
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If My Parent Has Alzheimer's Disease, Am I Going To Get It Too?
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October 29, 2024
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How Do I Encourage My Parent, Spouse, or Friend To Get Their Memory Checked?
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September 25, 2024
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New Alzheimer's Prevention, Detection, and Treatment Research out of AAIC 2025
Fox 5 DC
August 4, 2025
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Sunday Health Advisor Talks Alzheimer's and Brain Health Awareness Month
Fox 5 DC
July 1, 2025
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Neurologists are buzzing about the latest GLP-1/Alzheimer’s breakthroughs—here’s what they're saying
MDLinx
June 10, 2025
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