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Join Will Rucker and Ciara Owens for an enlightening episode of A Healthier Tomorrow as they explore how brain health, public policy, and community equity intersect. Featuring leaders from the Alzheimer’s Association and SNHD, this conversation breaks down 10 healthy habits, modifiable risk factors, and why brain health is everyone’s business.
Phil Kalsman is the Regional Director of the Alzheimer's Association for Southern Nevada, where he works tirelessly to raise awareness regarding Alzheimer's and brain health, challenging the stigma surrounding cognitive diseases.
Xavier Foster serves as the Health Equity Coordinator at the Southern Nevada Health District, playing a key role in integrating public health approaches to tackle cognitive diseases.
Ben Challinor is the Director of Public Policy for Nevada with the Alzheimer's Association, focusing on policy and advocacy to support Alzheimer's research and public awareness initiatives.
Join hosts Will Rucker and Ciara Owens in an enlightening episode of "A Healthier Tomorrow" as they delve into the significant topic of brain health and Alzheimer's awareness with a panel of experts. This episode, aired in September during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, underscores the importance of mental and brain health, particularly emphasizing preventive measures and awareness.
The discussion is loaded with insightful perspectives from Phil Kalsman, Xavier Foster, and Ben Challinor, who offer their expertise on brain health initiatives, modifiable risk factors, and the pivotal role of community collaboration in driving impactful health changes. In this insightful conversation, the guests highlight the interconnectedness of physical, mental, and brain health while debunking myths about Alzheimer's being a normal part of aging. Important preventive practices such as maintaining cardiovascular health, engaging in cognitive exercises, and adopting a balanced diet are explored.
Xavier Foster discusses the coalition's action plan to tackle the stigma and spread awareness across communities in Southern Nevada. The episode also delves into the various factors affecting certain demographic groups disproportionately, emphasizing the need for tailored communication and outreach in diverse communities.
Discover more about the impact of community action on public health by tuning into the full episode of "A Healthier Tomorrow." Stay informed and inspired with more episodes that delve into the critical aspects of community well-being.
By Will Rucker & Ciara OwensJoin Will Rucker and Ciara Owens for an enlightening episode of A Healthier Tomorrow as they explore how brain health, public policy, and community equity intersect. Featuring leaders from the Alzheimer’s Association and SNHD, this conversation breaks down 10 healthy habits, modifiable risk factors, and why brain health is everyone’s business.
Phil Kalsman is the Regional Director of the Alzheimer's Association for Southern Nevada, where he works tirelessly to raise awareness regarding Alzheimer's and brain health, challenging the stigma surrounding cognitive diseases.
Xavier Foster serves as the Health Equity Coordinator at the Southern Nevada Health District, playing a key role in integrating public health approaches to tackle cognitive diseases.
Ben Challinor is the Director of Public Policy for Nevada with the Alzheimer's Association, focusing on policy and advocacy to support Alzheimer's research and public awareness initiatives.
Join hosts Will Rucker and Ciara Owens in an enlightening episode of "A Healthier Tomorrow" as they delve into the significant topic of brain health and Alzheimer's awareness with a panel of experts. This episode, aired in September during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, underscores the importance of mental and brain health, particularly emphasizing preventive measures and awareness.
The discussion is loaded with insightful perspectives from Phil Kalsman, Xavier Foster, and Ben Challinor, who offer their expertise on brain health initiatives, modifiable risk factors, and the pivotal role of community collaboration in driving impactful health changes. In this insightful conversation, the guests highlight the interconnectedness of physical, mental, and brain health while debunking myths about Alzheimer's being a normal part of aging. Important preventive practices such as maintaining cardiovascular health, engaging in cognitive exercises, and adopting a balanced diet are explored.
Xavier Foster discusses the coalition's action plan to tackle the stigma and spread awareness across communities in Southern Nevada. The episode also delves into the various factors affecting certain demographic groups disproportionately, emphasizing the need for tailored communication and outreach in diverse communities.
Discover more about the impact of community action on public health by tuning into the full episode of "A Healthier Tomorrow." Stay informed and inspired with more episodes that delve into the critical aspects of community well-being.