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This episode explores the connection between vestibular health and Alzheimer's disease in women, discussing its impact on memory and brain function.

Send us Fan Mail The Hidden Link Between Vestibular Health and Alzheimer’s Disease in Women In this episode, May Bagnell, IHP and Dr. Michael Bagnell explore the surprising connection between the vestibular system in the inner ear and cognitive decline, particularly Alzheimer's disease in women. They discuss how the vestibular system influences memory, spatial navigation, and overall brain health, and why maintaining its function might be key to preventing dementia. Main topics include: The h...

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Hosts: May Bagnell, Dr. Michael Bagnell

Topics covered

• vestibular health
• Alzheimer's disease
• cognitive decline
• brain health
• dementia prevention

Keywords

• vestibular system
• Alzheimer's disease
• cognitive decline
• brain health
• dementia
• memory
• spatial navigation

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Books & works: Alzheimer’s Disease, vestibular system

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