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February 26, 2021•Events, News
Facebook Live: Hormones, Misconceptions, & Cognition
Apollo Health's Dr. Dale Bredesen, Chief Science Officer, and Julie Gregory, Chief Health Liaison, and Dr. Ann Hathaway participated in a Facebook live session, "Hormones, Misconceptions, and Cognition." Read More »
February 7, 2021•News
Watch Now: How to Prevent & Reverse Symptoms of Dementia
In an effort to bring the protocol to South Africa, Dr. Bredesen joined by Julie Gregory, our Chief Health Liaison, recently participated in a webinar entitled "How to Prevent & Reverse Symptoms of Dementia," hosted by Dr. Willem Mostert. Read More »
January 27, 2021•News
Care Partner Support Group Survey
Apollo Health is developing a Care Partner Support Group and surveying care partners to determine the demand. Read More »
January 21, 2021•News
Town Hall: Optimizing Client Results with ReCODE 2.0 Training
Dr. Dale Bredesen and Dr. Ann Hathaway discuss the ReCODE 2.0 Training for practitioners designed to educate and offer guidance on implementing the Bredesen Protocol. Read More »
January 21, 2021•Events, News
2021 IHH-UCSF Symposium on Nutrition and Functional Medicine
Dr. Bredesen will discuss his published and ongoing research on how cognitive decline may be reversed with a precision medicine approach. Read More »
January 20, 2021•From Ram Rao, News
A Subtype of Alzheimer’s is an Infectious Disease
Dr. Ram Rao, explores Type 3 Alzheimer's bringing much needed attention to the infectious disease theory asserting that toxins, pathogens, bacteria, or viruses can contribute to the neurodegenerative process. Read More »
January 18, 2021•From Dr. Bredesen, News
Dr. Bredesen remains hopeful for the New Year with the COVID vaccines, the published clinical trial leading to precision protocols for preventing and reversing cognitive decline, just on the horizon. Read More »
January 15, 2021•From Ram Rao, News
Alzheimer’s Disease and Grounding
Grounding, the process of placing bare feet or hands with direct contact with the earth is a method for reducing inflammation, a risk factor for Alzheimer's disease. Read More »