CENTER FOR BRAIN HEALTH

   

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Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience

Dementia Care • Medicare Supported • Voluntary Participation • Nationwide

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Upcoming Dementia Caregiver Education Classes
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Tuesday, June 9 at 5:00 pm
“Caring for a Loved One with Dementia” with Katie Woods, RN

Tuesday, July 14 at 5:00 pm
"Residential Options for Dementia Care" with Stacey B. Hand, MA, CVT

   

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Scientists and Clinicians leading the way in Neuroscience Discoveries.

   

Our Mission ...

Expanding neuroscience education
Support cutting edge neuroscience research
Improve care for brain injury and disease.

   

We provide care navigation, caregiver support and information about community services.
Our services are provided at no cost to the patient.   Please contact us to learn more.

   

Latest News from the Center for Brain Health

Understanding the Brain’s Energy Story

Dr. Mohamed Noureldein, who recently joined LSUHS, explores why some people remain mentally sharp and active well into older age while others experience significant cognitive decline? What happens when the brain can no longer access the energy it needs to function?

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Can Intermittent Fasting Protect the Brain?

Intermittent fasting is gaining attention for its many potential health benefits. Neurology researchers at LSU Health Shreveport are exploring how intermittent fasting affects the brain, specifically in the context of Alzheimer's disease.

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Metabolism at the Core of Heart and Brain Health

At LSU Health Shreveport’s Center for Cardiovascular Diseases and Sciences (CCDS) and the Metabolic and Liver Disease Research Program (MLDRP), scientists are studying the metabolic drivers to find ways to stop cardiovascular disease before it advances.

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Heart-Brain Communication is Bi-directional

For decades, belief held that the heart only functioned in response to the brain’s commands. Research now shows that communication between the heart and brain is a two-way dialogue, with each organ continuously influencing the other’s function.

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