
|Articles|December 17, 2011
Video: Delaying Symptom Deterioration in Alzheimer Dementia
Author(s)Anton Porsteinsson, MD
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Key Takeaways
- Rigorous optimization of physical health targets comorbidities that exacerbate cognitive impairment, including vascular risk factors, sleep disruption, and other reversible contributors to functional decline.
- Structured mental stimulation supports cognitive engagement and may help preserve function by leveraging cognitive reserve through consistent, goal-directed activities.
Anton Porsteinsson, MD, discusses some specifics for fine-tuning the care of patients with Alzheimer disease. Here: optimizing physical health and mental stimulation and promoting a brain-healthy diet and aerobic exercise.
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Anton Porsteinsson, MD, discusses some specifics for fine-tuning the care of patients with Alzheimer disease. Here: optimizing physical health and mental stimulation and promoting a brain healthy diet and aerobic exercise.
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