With no cure for dementia, intensive care has become crucial for those suffering with the disease. Watch #60Mins on 9Now: https://www.9now.com.au/60-minutes/season-2024/episode-8 | 60 Minutes Australia
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With no cure for dementia, intensive care has become crucial for those suffering with the disease. Watch #60Mins on 9Now: https://www.9now.com.au/60-minutes/season-2024/episode-8 | 60 Minutes Australia
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“Aside from being shocked at how devastating this disease is, I was most impressed with the caregivers,” Bill Whitaker says about reporting on people with frontotemporal dementia and the family members who care for them. https://cbsn.ws/3185pKr | 60 Minutes
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“Aside from being shocked at how devastating this disease is, I was most impressed with the caregivers,” Bill Whitaker says about reporting on people with frontotemporal dementia and the family members who care for them. https://cbsn.ws/3185pKr | 60 Minutes
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SNEAK PEEK: The benefits of intensive care. SUNDAY on #60Mins, the tropical paradise where Australian sufferers of dementia are receiving life-changing treatment. | 60 Minutes Australia
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SNEAK PEEK: The benefits of intensive care. SUNDAY on #60Mins, the tropical paradise where Australian sufferers of dementia are receiving life-changing treatment. | 60 Minutes Australia
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With no cure for dementia - now the leading cause of death in Australia - care is crucial in giving sufferers a dignified and comfortable life. But as the country continues to grapple with a crisis in aged care, one facility in Thailand has shown what's possible when a high standard of care is provided. Vivo Bene looks like a tropical resort, where its residents are offered nursing with personalised, 1:1 attention. Watch the full story: https://youtu.be/xETbLMuHG2I | 60 Minutes Australia
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Scientific evidence of brain rot among young people | 60 Minutes Australia
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World class aged care at a luxury Thai resort | 60 Minutes Australia
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How dementia changes the brain #shorts
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Brisbane Bronco's legend Wally "The King" Lewis, was diagnosed with probable Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a form of dementia, in 2023. The diagnosis came after a long and successful rugby career, involving repeated head injuries and concussions. Watch the full story from 2023: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie8GPoG2BAs | 60 Minutes Australia
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Dr. Peter Attia, one of the leading voices in longevity medicine, looks closely at muscle strength, particularly grip strength, as a powerful indicator of health and cognitive resilience. “If you look at the correlation between grip strength and dementia risk or mortality, it’s staggering,” he says. “Grip strength is a proxy for overall strength, and that kind of strength is acquired, not inherited. The work you do to build it is what protects your brain.” | 60 Minutes
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Dr. Dirk Keene believes his dog, Spring, suffered from what he thinks is similar to dementia. Near the end of her life, she would get confused and disoriented. He says, “She would just stop and stare into space. She would lean against things.” “Dementia's a very complex thing that includes confusion; it includes the loss of the ability to remember where you're supposed to be, sort of spatial references. Very similar to what we're seeing in dogs, it happens in people,” says Dr. Keene, a neuropath
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“It’s unmistakable what happens at the age of 75,” says Dr. Peter Attia, an innovator in longevity medicine. His goal: make people’s final years of life as enjoyable and physically active as possible. Sunday on 60 Minutes. | 60 Minutes
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This is the #1 EARLIEST sign of dementia. Did you guess it? Visit the link in my bio to download my free daily routine checklist that helps me feel 18 at age 60! #drericberg #dementia #healthtips #memory
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Here’s what can help reduce desk-related fatigue: Move every 30–60 minutes. Short walking breaks help reduce stiffness and improve circulation. Rest your eyes. Regular screen breaks can reduce visual strain and headaches. Adjust your posture. Keep your screen at eye level to reduce unnecessary neck tension. Walk after work. Even 10–15 minutes of movement can help you feel more refreshed. Take mental breaks. Step away from demanding tasks for a few minutes to give your attention a chance to recov
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The most special days ever 🥺🩷 ••••• #dementia #dementiaawareness #dementiasucks #alzheimers
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I am so here for this sit down with Patrick Clancy on 60 minutes ! I think we will get a better understanding of some of these ongoing conspiracies!
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