Neurocognitive Decline Shows Alzheimer's Risk

24 Jan 2025 · 1 min
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Short YouTube talk by Dr. Charles Mok (posted 2025-01-24) explaining that brains can "age" faster or slower than peers, which changes Alzheimer's/dementia risk — faster brain aging increases likelihood and earlier onset. The speaker describes MRI-based Neuro Quantitative Imaging that reports a "brain age" or percentile, cites a Michigan vendor called Bionic Imaging (noted as a ~$300 add-on to a full-body MRI), and refers to Health Nucleus in San Diego as another provider that reports brain percentile/age; the speaker emphasizes these approaches can detect elevated risk decades before symptoms.

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2025-01-24

Dr. Charles Mok

About $300 ("$300 add on to your full body MRI")

Bionic Imaging

Health Nucleus (San Diego)

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