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Dr. Robert Colton joins Rabbi Dan Levin for a conversation about Alzheimer’s, dementia, and what to look for as cognitive decline begins. Drawing on decades as a physician, he explains how symptoms often start and how to tell the difference between normal aging and something more serious.
They also talk about the human side of diagnosis, including the experience of “living loss” for patients and families, and the difficult moments that come with it. Early detection, he explains, can make a meaningful difference as new treatments and approaches continue to develop.
The conversation touches on lifestyle changes that support brain health, from exercise to social connection, as well as how individuals and families can better prepare for what lies ahead.
