but alzheimer 's disease has not yet been defeated. e world day against this unpredictable disease alzheimer's disease, so will people who suffer from this disease be able to recover? brain simply put, a person loses memory to disease risk factors can be attributed to the genetic predisposition of brain injury arterial hypertension diabetes and depression are the first signs. alzheimer's - it can be uh disorientation, that is, the person does not understand where he was, maybe the first sign or memory loss, uh, for recent events. that is what he did right now. he may forget what he did an hour ago. he can forget most often patients do not attach this importance, referring to some kind of stress. and also attention should be paid to the following issues. changes in vision, disorientation in time, accusations of speech, difficulty in planning, changes in mood and difficulty in solving everyday issues are very important to address. that the disease is not cured as early as possible for a neurologist, but its development can be slowed down

alzheimer 's disease is increasingly in the news we hear that scientists are developing a vaccine forsease. really. we are on the cusp of a major medical breakthrough . biologists at the university of kansas have developed a vaccine for alzheimer's disease based on a protein isolated from corn. the first vaccine against alzheimer's disease has successfully passed the test in mice, clinical trials of the vaccine in humans will begin within two years. it sounds promising, but still, the vaccine has not yet been created, but to defend against the disease. alzheimer's is needed here and now, and, perhaps, just for you. who is at risk of developing alzheimer's disease what to do to protect yourself from it and what foods and hobbies will help improve brain function and most importantly, when will we be able to protect ourselves from this disease with a vaccine. let's look for answers to these questions. you see, if we were just talking about senile dementia from dementia - this alone is declared alzheimer's disease, this is a very common form of dementia dementia, which , by the way, does

dow winners amgen at the top, merck, caterpillar, s&p 500 winners biogen of course with this alzheimersatever you want to call it, up 42%. newmont gold up 3%. nasdaq winners again biogen is at the top, netflix is up 3%, ve rtex, charter communications on the upside. the 10 year treasury, watch this yield, it's now at 3.82%, all over the place today, as i was saying earlier, at one point today it was at 4.05 now it's 3.81. price of gold 1,653 up a bit today. bitcoin is at 19, 100. the price of oil still well, no, a little below 80 bucks, 79.42 on oil. nat gas coming down to 6.62 the average price for a gallon of regular gas on the upside again, yeah, it went up another $0.02 overnight to 3.76 and look at that. that is california, the average for regular is 6.03 it was 5.49 a week ago. i believe they got refinery problems in california. coming up, a new op-ed says president biden thinks the stock market doesn't matter. liz peek wrote that. i'll tell you why the stock market really does matter for most americans. halloween just weeks away, but now the drug enforcement administration is war

it 's exercise a lot of research showing that exercise slows down the onset of alzheimer's is about twofor us. we are still with memory. this is all that is regularly scanned against influenza shows that regular vaccination also slows down, uh, cognitive decline in the development of the disease, this is for us and for no one. everything or something else there is a lot of things you are talking about, uh, that is, globally, then you need to monitor blood pressure so that it is normal in people with high cholesterol, you need to lower its cholesterol so that vascular changes in the brain are not added. we must watch cleanliness of blood vessels due to physical activity. this is our task. otherwise, we will also fall apart and you have an example before your eyes and i have an example before my eyes. it's not the fault of our parents, our genetics are not better in this sense, so what we can do we must do is understandable. yes, thank you very much, please sit down. this is generally a huge problem for people with alzheimer's disease and so far there are no nationwide solutions, what to

alzheimer's. i remember in the early 80's she would use artificial sugaring.n publications in washington dc, it was mentioned that flavorings and sugar in your diet and food has something to do with mental health. you can experience depression. for me, being injured has -- surgery. for the younger generations, i truly believe that in the black community, there is a lot of the -- the environment as you were speaking on earlier, the environment at the schools -- situations. they hear grown-up things and fights. language. the house a lot to do with mental illness. i do agree. i'm happy to hear that 988 is the number to call instead of 911. guest: a lot of good things you are mentioning. what we know about mental health as they are caused by multiple things, sometimes biology, sometimes our diet. certainly situations if someone has a close family member to die, you can have a reactive reaction to that. your response to trauma. you have a posttraumatic stress related to that. there are a variety of causes. one of the things that we think is really important, it is

the best performing stock in the s&p 500 was biogen, up almost 40%, 11 billion dollars in market cap added. they announced an alzheimer's drug in clinical trials showed signs of slowing the disease. a lot of optimism for biogen. apple, not so much. down about 1.3% to finish the day. this is after bloomberg reported yesterday that they are dialing back plans to ramp up production for the iphone 14. the anticipated demand, they say, has not materialized, so we are seeing that stock down. bitcoin, 19,000. it is kind of stuck in a range here. it has not done anything exciting. it is up higher with the broader equity market, but it has been struggling to hit that $20,000 level. ed: let's stick with the apple story. bloomberg has learned apple's backing off plans to increase production of its new iphones this year. the company had expected a surge in demand, but that has not happened, according to sources. mark, what is the latest report question mark what is going on? mark: in 2022, apple planned to sell 90 million iphone 14 units -- including the plus and the pro. they had this recent extra credit idea for an extra 6 millio

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great day today to raise money for alzheimer's research today at the presidio golf course in the city. a lot of people turned out for charity tournament. the first srity golf classic. kron 4 well represented. justine jason dumas, reeser rodrigues grant lotus says should say the moment. great looking group of folks there. they which raised a lot of money and to fight alzheimer's, something that is a very near and dear to grants hard. he's very involved in that campaign. so a good day to be out. yeah. look, when they had in my state of play. risa money grant how to go. >> it was great. you $10,000 is, you know, a good chunk of change for the first event like you know, goes directly to organization, cure alzheimer's, which sends all of its money to research. so we all know we need to cure for not only that, but can see all these horrible diseases that afflict us and research is the way to do it. so thanks, everybody who helped can help to let us know about it. and we rally to group 2, you know, support the cause, raising money doing this. grant will maybe be an annual thing. that's the plan and you kind of never know when you try but there are a ton

to raise a whole lot of money for alzheimer's research today, the presidio golf course in san francisco. lots of people turning out for the charity tournament. the first sy golf classic crown for was well represented. justine waltman jason dumas, smug recent rodriguez and i were all there helping raise money and awareness. hey, guys, thanks for coming out. and one guy to chance it a 50 foot putt to win $5,000. >> ball the ball game. >> see ball hit ball. yeah. congrats to chris there and thanks to remote be, carol, for the video. i made the putt. he had one shot to do it and he is amazing day. $10,000 was raised. >> yeah, for a noble cause. early alzheimer's research at vida blue, their chili davis said he marry tj ward. george kontos. >> ton of celebrities and the first one was great. hopefully we can run it back in. make it an annual event. so that's right. and i it's really touching that you made this such a personal cause for yourself and to do these events around town. >> yeah, my grandma had alzheimer's for almost 20 years. it was horrible. anyone who knows someone close to them knows how bad it and ken and catherine have been supportive as well.