If you’re elderly, overeating increases your risk of cognitive impairment, according to a study by the Mayo Clinic. The New York Post, in a story Thursday headlined “Cut mayo, says Mayo,” reported that if you eat more than 2,200 calories a day and you are 70 and up, you are..
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This entry is part 35 of 36 in the series Michael Part Thirty-Five By Attorney Gordon Johnson 800-992-9447 We discussed a series of frontal lobe issues throughout our interview with Michael, but two he gave me some additional information about were difficulties with changes in routine and insight. One..
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The Associated Press Wednesday did a rather dire story on almost-complete studies on three potential drugs for Alzheimer’s disease. The gist of the article is quite simple: If these drugs don’t do well in their late-stage trials, several pharmaceutical companies may give up on finding a cure for Alzheimer’s. AP..
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This entry is part 34 of 36 in the series Michael Part Thirty-Four By Attorney Gordon Johnson 800-992-9447 You mentioned that when your mania gets to be a problem, you go through money quickly? Yes. Does the medication help with that? I would say, I still at least once a..
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Dave D’Alessandro, a sports writer for The Star-Ledger in New Jersey, wrote a powerful column Tuesday about New York Giants CEO John Mara, concussions and the lawsuits that hundreds of ex-NFL players have filed against the league over long-term brain injury. http://www.nj.com/ledger-dalessandro/index.ssf/2012/07/giants_owner_john_mara_discusses_nfl_brain_injuries.html John Mara, the heir of the Wellington Mara..
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Recently there’s been a lot of attention paid, and press about, the link between the repeated head injuries that football players suffer and long-term brain problems such as dementia and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). But there hasn’t been much talk about concussions and Parkinson’s Disease. Former Green Bay Packer Forrest..
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This entry is part 33 of 36 in the series Michael Part Thirty-Three By Attorney Gordon Johnson 800-992-9447 You managed to make it through the wedding. Do you have problems planning things? I can’t plan anything. Well, actually, we did it together. Me and my wife got it together..
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Unfortunately, this should not be a surprise to people: A girl who came out of a coma in California has had to relearn basics and seems to have a a different personality. As the case of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords showed America, traumatic brain injury (TBI) victims don’t usually have..
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Singer Usher Raymond’s stepson has been declared brain dead after being injured in a Jet Ski accident in Atlanta, according to numerous press reports. http://www.mtv.ca/news/article.jhtml?id=44212 Kyle Glover, 11, suffered a traumatic brain injury Friday afternoon when he and a friend, both in an inner tube, were run over on Lake..
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This entry is part 32 of 36 in the series Michael Part Thirty-Two By Attorney Gordon Johnson 800-992-9447 There are a number of frontal lobe issues that you have touched on in examples and I wanted to cover some of those in a little bit more of a checklist..
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