The enthusiastic response to our film,
"In Our Right Mind," has been immensely gratifying—affirming the power of narrative and the hunger in our communities for information around health and health disparities.
The current pandemic has brought home a sense of urgency on these issues. Going forward, our mission is to use the power of narrative and this film to educate and bring awareness to the issue of dementia in our communities.
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May 19, 2022
Renée Chenault Fattah, Keynote Speaker at Johns Hopkins
Krieger School of Arts & Sciences Master’s Commencement.
"The Power of Narrative"
Latest News...
Each week we will post links to the latest developments in research around Alzheimer’s and related Dementias, as well as ways to improve and preserve brain health.
• Racism tied to cognitive dysfunction later in life. medscape.com
• SAVE THE DATE for the Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorder (ADRD) Forum November 4, 2022. For updates go to the new Alzehimer’s Disease and Related Disorder website. aging.pa.gov
• ADRD Task Force member Dr. Linda Zaneski's new book, A Walk for GG Lou, is available at barnesandnobles.com.
• Whether you're 18 or 80, lifestyle may be more important than age in determining dementia risk, study reveals. Science Daily
• Tracking daily movement patterns may one day help predict dementia. Science Daily
Latest Alzheimer’s News compiled by Science Writer and Educator, Carolyn Usrey with Dora Chenault (Mom) at the Premiere Screening of "In Our Right Mind." (October 2019)
Please visit: seniorlawcenter.org for more information on resources and help for older Pennsylvanians.