So, let me start off today with a question. Who here thinks forgetting is a bad thing. Yeah, I see some hands.We've all had that one time when we forgot our partner's wedding anniversary or we forgot our friend's birthday and they scold us for it. One of my favorite examples of a forgettable offense is a story about a mom, my mom, and a bakery she absolutely despised. Uh, the owner apparently was really rude and condescending towards my mom and cuz he had a bad day.So, ever since then, that bakery has been ...

chat GBT is going to potentially increase your risk of dementia. I'm sorry, but you you've pressed my button and actually it is possible to use it to help you become a smarter person, but it requires education. You have to look at the risks and the benefits, but we've embraced convenience before understanding consequence.So, we have to talk about this. This is a study that came out that sent a shock wave across the world and astonishingly MIT found a 47% collapse in brain activity when people wrote with cha ...

When you got eyes on this new research, what struck you. >> Yeah, so for a long time, Morgan, we've known that there is a genetic risk that you can test for, a gene called the APO E4 gene. I'll just refer to it as the APO gene.It gives you a higher risk of Alzheimer's. And more and more people are getting that checked out. What we always have tried to figure out though is does a genetic risk automatically translate to a clinical risk.Can you have the gene and can you overcome the clinical possibility of dem ...

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The FDA today trying to set the record straight on a treatment women have been using for decades for pmenopause and menopause. It's called hormone replacement therapy, HRT. And now some top health officials say some of the risks associated with the treatment are over inflated, which can lead to a lot of women actually avoiding this kind of thing even if it could help.A lot of this has to do with the blackbox warning on the meds that says they increase the risk of strokes, blood clots, dementia. The label al ...

[Music] [Applause] Today I have a confession and I wonder if you've ever done this too. Picture this. You're out at a cool restaurant and by cool I mean loud.Your friend says something and you don't quite catch it. So you ask them to repeat it and then again but never a third time because by then your mind is scrambling. Was that a question.Should I laugh. Should I smile. So you go with the universal backup plan, the smile and nod.And you just hope it wasn't a question. You know it, right. It's the thing we ...