Exposing the 12 thieves of your memory
Hany Ibrahim explores the profound analogy of the brain as the "wallet of life." He delves into the global health concern of dementia, highlighting the 12 "thieves of memory" from age to environmental factors. Ibrahim sheds light on alarming dementia projections in Africa, urging a focus on the 35-40% of factors within our control. This passionate call to action inspires proactive steps for cognitive health, advocating for smart, multidisciplinary action plans, education at any age, cognitive stimulation, and healthy lifestyles. With a blend of storytelling and practical advice, Ibrahim guides the way through the intricate landscape of brain health for a brighter future.
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Hany Ibrahim, MD, is an assistant professor and geriatric medicine consultant at Ain Shams University Hospital, Cairo. A senior Atlantic Fellow at the Global Brain Health Institute, University of California San Francisco, and Trinity College Dublin, he co-founded the Ain Shams Cognitive Training Lab and the East Mediterranean Brain Health Initiative. He's a board member of the Mental Health Research Network in Egypt. Hany's work focuses on advancing geriatric healthcare and global brain health.
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