‘Reasons for Hope’ Presentation in Quincy

Dr. Robert Stern Shared Reasons for Hope at Quincy COA

QUINCY, MA — Dr. Robert Stern, Director of the Clinical Core of the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center & Director of Clinical Research for the Boston University CTE Center, gave a presentation titled “Reasons for Hope” at the Quincy Council on Aging on October 2nd. At this event, sponsored by Standish Village Assisted Living and Compass on the Bay, Dr. Stern shared the basics of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, the latest updates from BUADC’s cutting-edge research, and the latest in Alzheimer’s prevention. You can learn more about Dr. Stern and BUADC’s work at www.bu.edu/alzresearch/.

Attendees were also treated to a Brain Healthy Cooking lunch, a program offered at both Standish Village and Compass on the Bay. You can learn more about this Mediterranean-inspired nutrition program at www.BrainHealthyCooking.com. Pictured above: Shari Sweeney, Program Director at Compass on the Bay.

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