Neurostimulation for Cognition in Alzheimer's, Dementia, and High Risk Populations with Tarek Rajji

Tarek Rajji, MD, shares research from current trials combining brain stimulation with interventions including cognitive remediation. Recorded on 10/22/2021. [Show ID: 37598]

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[eslinden]

Having lost my mother to this disease, I’m not sure the spelling. My mother’s family has a history in the female members of her family. I’m now in my 70’s and my sister close behind it’s scary. Thanks for this exposure..

[IronDogger]

Is it like a Tens machine for the brain?

[robertvondarth]

It begs the question, why wait until symptoms appear

Prophylactic stim is rational

[jerrybruns]

Dr. Rajji, thank you for this review. A few questions - 1) what type of cognitive training did you use; 2) tDCS, which one do you prefer? Thanks

[IronDogger]

Could this also help those harmed by lack of oxygen to the brain and having memory issues as a result?