Cognitive Disorders Program News Today

To improve that area of focus, Pickup decided to donate $50 million to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian to establish the Richard H. Pickup Center for Brain Health.

On Monday, Hoag announced the gift from philanthropist Richard H. Pickup. It is said to be one of the largest in the hospital's history.

The donation will go toward a new center, supportive programs for patients and their families with a focus on screenings, early detection and advancing technology.

Hoag has received a $50 million gift to create the Richard H. Pickup Center for Brain Health.

A new study finds that people with atrial fibrillation treated via catheter ablation may have a reduced risk of dementia compared to those treated with medication alone.

Knowing the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia can be crucial for patients, their care teams, and their loved ones.

Ochsner Health psychologist discusses Alzheimers Disease during Alzheimers Awareness Month

/PRNewswire/ -- Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian welcomes a luminary Alzheimers and degenerative brain health expert, Aaron Ritter, M.D., as director of...