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Poor nutrition is a major health problem that affects every part of the body, including the brain. In fact, it is among the top risk factors for dementia. This course provides strategies to assess diet quality and use that information to help individuals make healthy dietary modifications to build cognitive resilience.

Physical inactivity is one of the known modifiable risk factors for dementia. People who are physically active are less likely to experience a decline in their mental function and have a lowered risk of developing dementia. This course moves from knowledge to application by providing actionable guidance and tools to help providers effectively address this opportunity with patients and families.

It’s no secret that sleep is important and most Americans don’t get enough of it. So, how can healthcare professionals work with patients and clients to prioritize sleep and stick to a long-term plan? Learn about the association between sleep and dementia, effective screening tools, and strategies to optimize quality sleep.

Throughout the pandemic we have seen the impact of loneliness and social isolation have had on people’s mental health. Studies also show loneliness and social isolation are also risk factors for cognitive decline. This course will cover validated tools to assess social activity and loneliness and provide intervention strategies to improve mental health and reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s.

People of color run a significantly higher risk of Alzheimer’s and related dementias. This introductory overview helps participants understand the factors behind brain health inequities and provides health and wellness professionals with actionable guidance and resources to implement culturally competent risk modification strategies with the people and communities they serve.

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Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (GPP) is a rare chronic disorder and diagnosis can be challenging. This five-part podcast series explores the pathophysiology, diagnostic challenges, steps to treatment, current and emerging treatment options, and patient c

In this episode, expert faculty discuss the pathophysiology of GPP with a specific focus on the definition and underlying mechanisms of the disease. They also review the risk factors that contribute to the development of GPP, as well as disease progressi

This is the second episode in a five-part series. Expert faculty discuss the diagnostic challenges associated with GPP, as well as provide a deep dive into screening protocols, especially those surrounding distinguishing GPP from other skin conditions. T

This is the third episode in a five-part series. Expert faculty review the steps following patient presentation with GPP and how to initiate protocols for a timely referral to a specialist to facilitate further evaluation and management.Learning Object