Topic: Alzheimer S Disease

4 chapters across the catalog

Mummy and the Dummy
Episode 1673 31:50 - 33:21

1673: Mummy and the Dummy

Alzheimer's Treatment Speculation, Sanjay Gupta CNN Special

A discussion emerged regarding a CNN special hosted by Sanjay Gupta on Alzheimer's treatments and cognitive perking agents. Speculation centered on whether specific chemical concoctions exist that can temporarily restore lucidity to individuals with advanced cognitive decline. An anecdote was shared about a listener's mother who briefly regained full mental clarity after receiving an unspecified treatment.

Army of Conquest
Episode 859 16:12 - 18:29

859: Army of Conquest

Dr. Justin Marchegiani, Parkinson's Disease Speculation

Anesthesiologist Dr. Justin Marchegiani released a video speculating that Hillary Clinton exhibits symptoms consistent with Parkinson's disease or advanced Alzheimer's. He specifically pointed to her frequent coughing fits as a sign of swallowing difficulties, a common symptom of neurological decline or the side effects of related medications. The doctor clarified that he has not personally examined the candidate.

The Sluggish Cloud
Episode 624 6:14 - 7:39

624: The Sluggish Cloud

Alzheimer's Risk, Cynicism and Dementia Study

A study involving 1,449 participants with an average age of 71 suggests that individuals with high levels of "cynical distrust" may face a higher risk of developing dementia. Dr. Simon Ridley of Alzheimer’s Research UK noted that while the study indicates outlook plays a role, the actual number of volunteers who developed dementia during the research was small.

Cocked Pistol
Episode 339 20:27 - 27:26

339: Cocked Pistol

Lipitor Patent Expiration, Alzheimer's Disease Study

A new study linking high cholesterol to Alzheimer's disease is scrutinized as a marketing effort by Pfizer ahead of the Lipitor patent expiration in November 2011. The research, published in Neurology, is noted for being funded by major pharmaceutical companies including Eli Lilly, GlaxoSmithKline, and Pfizer.