Explore Insights for a Healthier Mind

Dementia is a term that often invokes fear and concern, especially when it affects someone close to us. Many people wonder, "Is dementia hereditary?" This question is not only common but crucial, as understanding the genetic links can help make informed health decisions.

We have all been there. You scramble for your keys, phone, or vital document, only to discover it in the most obvious location.

Feeling disconnected and alone is a common struggle among many seniors, especially those in their 60s and beyond. This issue is particularly true for Indian families whose children are now constantly leaving their home towns either for a job or for higher studies, contributing to senior isolation.

Ever forget where you placed your keys, struggle to recall a name, or feel overwhelmed with daily tasks? These experiences, while common, can sometimes indicate underlying cognitive issues. But what if there were ways to assess your brain function and proactively improve your mental health? Enter cognitive brain function tests.

As we age, our bodies undergo various changes, and one of the most profound transformations occurs in our brains. Seniors, individuals aged 65 and above, often face challenges related to cognitive function and mood.

Interventional cardiologist Dr Anand Rao joins The Ivory Podcast to connect heart health and brain health — a heart-to-heart on prevention.