Dr. Koren

Most of us want to stay sharp, independent, and engaged as we age. While aging and genetics play a role in dementia, decades of research show there’s a lot we can do to protect brain health.

This post breaks down the types of lab tests currently available for Alzheimer's, keeping it straightforward and easy to understand.

We have all had those moments. You walk into a room and forget why you are there. You struggle for a moment to recall a familiar name, or you find yourself searching for your glasses only to realize they are perched on your head. For most, these are fleeting, normal blips in the complex wiring of our brains. But sometimes, these small concerns can grow into a more persistent worry about our cognitive health. Is this just a normal part of aging, or is it something more?