In this episode, Dr. Chi-Ming Chow introduces the concept of "California Sober" and explores harm reduction strategies associated with it. He discusses a Boston University study that examines the link between physical activity and reduced dementia risk. The conversation shifts to high-functioning autism, focusing on the controversy surrounding the term. Dr. Chow reviews Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's proposal for a dual practice surgery model. An initiative aimed at enhancing cognitive assessment in primary care is highlighted. The episode concludes with a summary of the key topics discussed and a wrap-up.

(0:00) Introduction to "California Sober" and harm reduction strategies

(3:25) Study on physical activity and dementia risk from Boston University

(6:47) Discussion on high-functioning autism and the controversy around the term

(10:59) Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's dual practice surgery model proposal

(14:40) Initiative to enhance cognitive assessment in primary care

(18:51) Conclusion and wrap-up of the episode