Memory Health Podcasts
Show 1
Looking to understand the basics of Dementia and how it is diagnosed? Listen to radio host Steve Price and guest dementia expert Associate Professor Michael Woodward discuss all this and more in our first segment.
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SHOW 2
How can you recognise the early warning signs of Alzheimer’s in your loved ones and when is it time to seek help? Radio host Steve Price tackled these questions and more in this week’s memory health segment with special guest Professor Mark Yates from Deakin University.
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Show 3
What treatment options are available for Alzheimer’s disease and how does Souvenaid® fit into this? Listen to radio host John Stanley and guest Associate Professor Michael Woodward discuss all this and more.
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Show 4
Can those at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease improve their memory and learning in older age? Listen to Dementia Australia CEO Maree McCabe and Associate Professor Michael Woodward discuss this and more with radio host Steve Price.
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Show 5
From initial diagnosis to long-term management – there’s a lot to unpack when it comes to Alzheimer’s disease. Listen to Associate Professor Mark Yates and Dr Damian Flanagan discuss this and more with radio host Steve Price.
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Show 6
Looking for strategies to help improve memory health? Listen to radio host Justin Smith and guestAssociate Professor Michael Woodward and Pharmacist Peter Guthrey discuss key strategies you can try.
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Show 7
Do you care for someone with dementia? This week we talk about the vital work care givers do every day, the challenges they face, and the support services that can help. Listen to advice from Dementia Australia’s CEO Maree McCabe and Associate Professor Michael Woodward as they discuss all this and more with radio host Justin Smith.
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Show 8
Have you noticed memory changes in yourself or a loved one? John Stanley talks to GP Dr Damien Flanagan about the first steps of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis and when to seek advice from a GP, as well as the importance of nutrition in early Alzheimer’s disease.
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Show 9
Listen to host John Stanley and Dementia Australia’s CEO Maree McCabe and Associate Professor Michael Woodward discuss how changes can occur in the brain decades before Alzheimer’s is diagnosed, which is why an early diagnosis is key.
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Show 10
Brain foods are all the buzz these days but which foods really support memory health and how does Souvenaid® fit into this? Dietitian Nik Loveridge and Dementia expert Associate Professor Michael Woodward discuss all this and more with radio host John Stanley.
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Show 11
Lots of people know that you shrink as you age, but did you know that your brain also shrinks as you get older? Dementia expert Associate Professor Michael Woodward talks about why it happens, and the lifestyle changes you can make to slow it down on this week’s Memory Health Show with radio host John Stanley.
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Show 12
Plenty of movies tell the story of living with Alzheimer’s, but how different is the reality of the disease to what we see on screen? Dementia Australia’s CEO Maree McCabe and Associate Professor Mark Yates talk about the intricacies of living with Alzheimer’s with radio host John Stanley and how you can support those living with dementia.
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Show 13
What exactly is Souvenaid and how can it help you or a loved one in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease? Listen to Associate Professor Michael Woodward and radio host John Stanley as they talk through the clinical evidence and how it can nutritionally support memory loss in the early stages Alzheimer’s disease.
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