#399 ‒ The evolution of Alzheimer's disease and dementia care: how early detection, personalized treatment, new therapies, and a multimodal approach are changing the landscape | Gayatri Devi, M.D.

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at Zucker Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine. Her practice spans the full spectrum of Alzheimer's disease from asymptomatic high risk individuals through advanced dementia. And she is known for a personalized multimodal approach that integrates biomarker guided diagnostics, anti-amyloid therapy, hormonal factors, and lifestyle interventions. I've wanted to have Dr. Debbie on the podcast for a while now. Because the field of dementia is changing rapidly. For a long time, Alzheimer's disease was viewed as really kind of a one way decline diagnosis with very little room for nuanced intervention. But she takes a very different approach, one that is highly individualized, focused on early detection, careful risk stratification, and matching the right combination of treatments.

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