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Episode 10: Studying the Patient-Caregiver Lived Experience in Dementia with Lewy Bodies

Featuring:

Brendan Kelley, M.D.,
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Samantha K. Holden, MD,
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Carla Preyer,
care partner to her husband, Patrick
Linda Szypula Ed.D.,
care partner to her husband, James

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Episode 9: Executing Clinical Research in Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB)

Featuring:

James E. Galvin
University of Miami
Lawrence S. Honig
Columbia University
David Shprecher
Banner Sun Health

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Episode 8: Protecting the Synapse from Amyloid Toxicity in Alzheimer’s Disease

Featuring:

Everard (Jort) Vijverberg
Amsterdam University Medical Center
Tara Spires-Jones
University of Edinburgh

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Episode 7: Quantitative EEG – Effects of CT1812 on Measures of Synaptic Function in Alzheimer’s Disease

Featuring:

Willem de Haan
Amsterdam University Medical Center
Philip Scheltens
EQT Life Sciences

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Episode 6: Geographic Atrophy – New Strategies to Protect the Retina

Featuring:

C. Gustavo De Moraes
Columbia University and Ora
Jeffrey S. Heier
Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston
Peter K. Kaiser
Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

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Episode 5: Exploring the Effects of CT1812 on Alzheimer’s Disease Processes: Proteomics and Pathways of Neurodegeneration

Featuring:

Charlotte Teunissen
Amsterdam University Medical Center
Nicholas Seyfried
Emory University School of Medicine
Henrik Zetterberg
Gothenburg University

Episode 5: Exploring the Effects of CT1812 on Alzheimer’s Disease Processes: Proteomics and Pathways of Neurodegeneration Read More »

Episode 4 – Insights for the Primary Care Physician: Recognizing Dementia with Lewy Bodies

Featuring:

Brendan Kelley
University of Texas SW
Sarah B. Berman
University of Pittsburgh
James Leverenz
Cleveland Clinic
David Shprecher
Banner Sun Health Research Institute

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Episode 3: What if it’s not Alzheimer’s? The Caregiver’s Perspective on Lewy Body Dementia

Featuring:

Norma Loeb
Lewy Body Dementia Resource Center
Mary Lou Falcone
M.L. FALCONE Public Relations

Episode 3: What if it’s not Alzheimer’s? The Caregiver’s Perspective on Lewy Body Dementia Read More »

Episode 2: Building on Amyloid Lowering: Key Insights from Recent Data and Prospects for Complementary Therapeutic Approaches

Featuring:

Christopher H. van Dyck
Yale University School of Medicine
Anton P. Porsteinsson
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry

Episode 2: Building on Amyloid Lowering: Key Insights from Recent Data and Prospects for Complementary Therapeutic Approaches Read More »

Episode 1: Dementia with Lewy Bodies

Featuring:

James Galvin
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

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