Your Brain Health Matters

Being proactive about brain health may help reduce the risk of developing dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease (AD). ||| h2

It’s never too early to prioritize your cognitive health, which is how well you think, learn, and remember.

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  • Ask your doctor about risk factors for dementia due to AD and cognitive assessments at your next appointment
  • Start building your personal cognitive health plan by discovering everyday habits that help support your brain. A cognitive health plan is more than just a plan—it’s a helpful step toward protecting what helps make you you.

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Discover facts about brain health, risk factors for dementia, and more.

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Learn how to talk to your doctor about brain health at your next appointment.

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Find out ways to keep your memory sharp and focus on your brain health.

Tips & Tricks

Experiencing memory and thinking issues? View information around evaluation and testing, including blood biomarker tests.

Evaluation and Testing

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