Elizabeth Agnvall

“Discrimination is a powerful social factor that has been shown to reduce cognitive outcomes in black communities,” Elizabeth Munoz, PhD, University of Texas at Austin. Research is starting to show a similar link in the Latino community as well—Alzheimer’s panel at #HJ22. https://t.co/bVx3rJN2yA

“Family secrets kill, especially in people of low socioeconomic backgrounds,” Folasade May, MD, UCLA Health, at the cancer screening panel. #HJ22

“Now we are getting into a space, especially when we talk about the MCEDs [multi-cancer early detection], where we are going to be screening for 50 cancers with one blood test and for a majority there is nothing we can do.” Fola May, UCLA Health, cancer screening panel. #HJ22 https://t.co/pHdSuk1zBn

“I want to know if I’m going to get cancer 10 years from now and I want to be aware and empowered by it,” Irene Ghobrial, MD, of the Dana-Farber Institute speaking at the cancer screening panel at AHCJ. #HJ22

RT @betsyladyzhets: really appreciated @amyjhkind's presentation this morning on mechanisms for studying health disparities at the neighbor…

RT @LaurenWeberHP: Favorite panel of #AHCJ22 so far: @PamBelluck @NoamLevey @AnnaMedaris @ByAlexisAllison detailing how they sensitively ap…

RT @betsyladyzhets: thank you to everyone who came to our panel on COVID-19 data gaps at #HJ22 #AHCJ22! if you missed it, you can check ou…

RT @ericMstrauss: Great session on COVID-19 Data and nice to see @betsyladyzhets @MoNscience @derekkravitz out of the data trenches and IR…

I've heard Dr. Amit Sood say this quote in person. A powerful speaker. Check out this interesting blog on resilience and #brainhealth by @RachelMNoble.

Rachel Noble @RachelMNoble

“I’ve seen misery in mansions and smiles in slums.” Check out my thoughts on #resilience along with insights from the Mayo Clinic in a blog post for @AARP and Staying Sharp. https://t.co/yi9EY1ShGn #anxiety #strength #happiness

RT @RachelMNoble: “I’ve seen misery in mansions and smiles in slums.” Check out my thoughts on #resilience along with insights from the M…

People who regularly sleep six hours or less in their 50s, 60s and 70s are more likely to develop dementia, according to new research. - https://t.co/U7xy9OVw96

3 Common Brain Health Myths — Busted https://t.co/RZ4y6HaVzX

RT @AARP: Brain Health Fact: While dementia risk increases with age, it’s not inevitable. Follow these tips to maintain healthy brain funct…

The skinny on plant-based diets for folks age 50+. https://t.co/GqZMfURTDJ

Dance, Garden, Play Your Way to a Better Brain https://t.co/KnfONrEOri by @CandySagon

RT @AARP: What can you do to keep a loved one engaged and not socially isolated due to #coronavirus? Here's a list of ideas to show you're…

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